[SBB] Black-chinned Sparrow on Mt. Umunhum

["Roland Kenner" <[[email protected]]>]

Pat Kenny and I went up Mt. Umunhum Road this morning, 5/17/07.  We parked at the gate that limits public vehicular access.  There was at least one BLACK-CHINNED SPARROW singing in the large, steep-sided bowl on the south side of the road.  About 8:45 we caught looks at a singing Black-chinned Sparrow on top of a bush about 100 yards down the trail towards Bald Mountain (the low, grass-covered hill .5 miles to the east).  Other birds: OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER and WESTERN WOOD-PEWEE in the same bush, several ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHERs, LAZULI BUNTINGs including 3+ females, BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHERs.  Warblers were ORANGE-CROWNED, and one each of BLACK-THROATED GRAY, TOWNSEND'S, and HERMIT.

 

Roland Kenner

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