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From: Daniel Bump <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Gnatcatchers etc at Windy Hill OSP
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On Saturday my wife and I found singing Blue-Gray
Gnatcatchers at 3 places in Windy Hill OSP. This
seemed a high number to me. The first Gnatcatcher
was on the Betsy Crowder trail, the other two a
little higher up, on Meadow Trail and an unnamed
trail connecting these trails.  One Gnatcatcher
was in the same oak tree as a singing Hutton's
Vireo.

Also noted were Hutton's and Warbling Vireos (at
least 2 each), one singing House Wren, one
singing Lazuli Bunting and many other species of
birds. A month ago on Sausal Pond there were one
pair each of Hooded Mergansers, Mallard and
Ring-Necked Duck. This time we could only find
Mallards.

Daniel Bump


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