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From: "Roland Kenner" <[[email protected]]>
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This morning Pat Kenny and I parked in Sierra Azul OSP at the closed gate
part way up Mt. Umunhum Road.  Right out the car we had a BLACK-THROATED
GRAY WARBLER, HUTTON'S and WARBLING VIREOs, and an ALLEN'S HUMMINGBIRD.

We walked out to Bald Mountain and on the north side we heard what to our
untrained ears sounded like a MOUNTAIN QUAIL; the bird called for a few
minutes, flushed, and was not seen or heard again.  There were CALIFORNIA
QUAIL in the vicinity.

Walking back, about 100 yards short of Mt. Umunhum Road, we started hearing
at least one BLACK-CHINNED SPARROW singing from the south slope.  This was
about 10 am and we heard occasional songs for the next 20-30 minutes but
were unable to find the bird.

After that we walked up Mt. Umunhum Road to the painted-on-the-road "no
hikers" sign and again out to Bald Mountain.  Except for the grasslands,
BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHERs were everywhere.  We saw a pair of PURPLE FINCHes and
several ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHERs.

Roland Kenner

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