[SBB] Ash-throated Flycatcher

[Janna Pauser <[[email protected]]>]

I found my first of the season Ash-throated Flycatcher in Guadalupe Oak 
Grove Park today. Also seen were a first year male and 2 adult male 
Bullocks Orioles. Only one Ruby-crowned Kinglet was heard and Yellow-rumped 
Warblers were found in lesser numbers than previous weeks. Violet green and 
N. Rough winged Swallows were numerous today. A pair of Red tailed Hawks 
and a male Kestrel also active. An Orange-crowned Warbler was seen in the 
tree tops over the parking lot. One Huttons Vireo was calling from the 
wooded area behind the bathrooms and found perched in the understory of an 
oak tree. Oak woodland species seen included Oak Titmouse, C.B.Chickadee, 
Bushtits, Bewicks Wren, White-breasted Nuthatch, Dark-eyed Juncos along 
with some Golden-crowned Sparrows.

While checking our nest boxes on the Los Alamitos Creek trail with Lee this 
morning I heard five Wilson's Warblers. We have White-breasted Nuthatch, 
Oak Titmouse, W. Bluebird, Bewicks Wren, C.B. Chickadee and a possible 
House Wren nesting on that trail. As of today our two trails have a total 
of 85 eggs, 57 of them have hatched. Only one of five Bluebird pair is 
currently brooding. Violet green Swallows and Ash throated Flycatchers are 
the last to nest.

Janna Pauser Almaden Valley


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