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Subject: [SBB] Slow Migration on Coyote Creek
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Folks:

This morning, 9/19/2003, I walked downstream (north) along the old eastern 
levee along Coyote Creek below Barber Lane.  I eventually turned around 
just a few hundred meters below Sycamore.  Migrants were few.  An 
unidentified empid got away.  I found only one warbler, an 
ORANGE-CROWNED.  WESTERN TANAGERS, however, were in good numbers with a 
total of 12 counted in this riparian area dominated by mature cottonwoods 
with an understory of walnut, willow, and elderberries.  A female 
BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK was late.  A SOOTY FOX SPARROW was the first I've 
seen this fall.  A good morning, all-in-all, when you consider I saw six 
times as many Western Tanagers as European Starlings!

Bill

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