Re: [SBB] Cattle Egret continuing (Palo Alto Baylands)
- Subject: Re: [SBB] Cattle Egret continuing (Palo Alto Baylands)
- From: "Garrett Lau" <[[email protected]]>
- Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2007 00:12:01 -0700
- Delivery-date: Sat, 24 Mar 2007 03:13:01 -0400
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This evening, 3/23/07, the Cattle Egret was again at the Palo Alto Duck Pond. There were also around 30 Snowy Egrets visible, and probably more hidden in the palm trees, along with a smaller number of Black-Crowned Night Herons. A Great Egret made several brief appearances before finally roosting in a palm tree for the night.
I haven't had a chance to sort through my photos from tonight, but I've just posted my Great Egret photos from Sunday at Shorebird Way:
Garrett
On 3/21/07, Bill Bousman <[[email protected]]
> wrote:
Folks,
This morning, 3/21/07, I stopped by the Palo Alto Baylands. As in
the past few weeks, there were many Black-crowned Night-Herons around
the Duck Pond and the ranger station, including some carrying nest
material to nests. I did not see any Great or Snowy egrets today,
but one CATTLE EGRET was in the palms near the Duck Pond. The bird
appeared to be in basic plumage.
Later, I stopped by Shoreline Way in Mountain View and counted 17
Great Egrets in or on nests in 7 sycamores that are just beginning to
leaf out. Most nest had single birds, although a few had pairs. One
bird was sitting on a nest as though incubating. All the birds I
studied showed the spectacular light green lores of breeding Great Egrets.
Bill Bousman
Santa Clara County records compiler
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