[SBB] Ed Levin

[Jim Thomas <[[email protected]]>]

Intermittent sun, clouds, and wind at Ed Levin County Park this morning. 
Two male LAWRENCE'S GOLDFINCH preened in low trees across from the 
hang-glider parking (Randy Little mentioned he'd seen three pairs). 
Bullock's Oriole and Western Kingbird were all about. Hiking up toward 
the Sycamore gulch, I met Mike Mammoser coming down. He backtracked to 
show me the GRASSHOPPER SPARROW he's spotted earlier, about 50 yards up 
beyond the trees. Thanks to Mike's sharp eyes and ears we found four 
GRSP, at least three male LAZULI BUNTING, a HOUSE WREN, a LINCOLN'S 
SPARROW, and another male LAGO. The GRSP and LABU offered great scope 
views and lots of song. The HOWR was particularly vocal and uninhibited. 
Also, a RUFOUS-CROWNED SPARROW called, but didn't appear. I believe Mike 
said he had a Vaux's Swift, among the numerous White-throated Swift and 
swallows.

-Jim Thomas


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