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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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All,

Yesterday morning 11/9/03, the banding demonstration for the SFBBO
annual meeting got rained out, so I birded the CCFS riparian corridor
north of the trailer.  The rain forced a flock of 9 VIOLET-GREEN
SWALLOWS down low; the birds were present in the area for a couple of
hours, being south of the trailer when I left.  Many YELLOW-RUMPED
WARBLERS were taking advantage of the lull in the rain - with them I
found 2 ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERS.  Later, up at the waterbird pond, I
found a late YELLOW WARBLER and a gray-headed ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER.
Scott Terrill found a fourth ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER on our way back to
the trailer.  Numerous FOX SPARROWS were at several locations,
including several singing birds.

Birds of note from the banding board include a late Willow Flycatcher
on 10/1, 2 "Western" Flycatchers on 10/12, a recaptured Ash-throated
Flycatcher on 10/18 (same as 9/24 capture?), numerous Winter Wrens, a
late Swainson's Thrush on 10/15, and a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher on 10/26.

This morning 11/10/03, I stopped by the Shoreline Lake boathouse
quickly on the way to work.  The orange-billed female BARROW'S
GOLDENEYE provided nice views directly off the boathouse.  Her bill
seems to be brightening up a bit.  Also of note was a MARBLED GODWIT
probing the saturated lawn here.

Mike Rogers
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