[SBB] BYWA, WIWA, WTSP along Stevens Creek north of L'Avenida

[Mike Rogers <[[email protected]]>]

All,

This morning 10/30/06, I birded Stevens Creek from L'Avenida to 
Crittenden Lane before heading to work.

Highlights included one of the hatch-year female BLACK-THROATED GRAY 
WARBLERS still in the willows in the creek at the north end of the 
Moffett housing complex, a WILSON'S WARBLER in the first large willow 
south (about 80 yards) of the lone eucalyptus, and hatch-year 
WHITE-THROATED SPARROW (still very streaked on the chest) and SPOTTED 
TOWHEE (rare this close to the bay) near the Black-throated Gray Warbler 
spot. Also still present were HOUSE WRENS at the lone eucalyptus and the 
Crittenden Lane bridge and an adult GREEN HERON near the lone 
eucalyptus. Two GREEN-WINGED TEAL all the way up the creek at L'Avenida 
were unusually far upstream. Lots of AMERICAN ROBINS and CEDAR WAXWINGS 
are feeding on berries south of L'Avenida.

On Friday 10/27/06, I had yet another HOUSE WREN here at work - the bird 
was northeast of the north end of DeFrance Avenue, in the brush south of 
Crittenden Marsh.

Mike Rogers
Sunnyvale


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