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All,
This morning Frank Vanslager and I were unable to find a Hermit
Warbler in Hidden Villa. A hike along the Bunny Trail (long route) did
produce a FOS WILSON'S WARBLER as well as ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER, TOWNSEND'S
WARBLER, BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER, BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK, calling CALIFORNIA
THRASHER, BEWICK'S WREN, a SHARP-SHINNED HAWK, and a couple silent HUTTON'S
VIREO. In the parking lot we had a nice, singing WARBLING VIREO,
RED-SHOULDERED HAWK and a couple COMMON RAVEN to name a few. In the
category of better late than never I should report that on Tuesday
(4/18) in Ed Levin Park (unfortunately north of Calabazas Ave) we failed to find
the goodies recently reported by Mike Mammoser (via Mike Rogers) but we did
have a FOS male YELLOW WARBLER (this bird was unusual in that it had
reddish streaking on the chest and flanks as well as a fairly
bright, reddish crown), a FOS male BLACK-THROATED GRAY WARBLER, and
a FOS PACIFIC-SLOPE FLYCATCHER.
Take care,
Bob Reiling
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