This is the transcript of the new messages on the Monterey Bay Area
Birdbox. This report is paraphrased for the sake of brevity. If you wish
to hear a report in its entirety, please call the Birdbox. The Birdbox
is brought to you by the Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society and can be
reached at 831-626-6605
Birds in this report:
Big Sur:
A BLACKPOLL WARBLER was reported at Andrew Molera State Park today. The
bird was in a mixed flock across from the parking lot. [Mike Tyner] A
BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD was seen along the trail to the campground and
a RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH was at the Headlands. 2 RUDDY TURNSTONE were in
the Black Turnstone flock at the mouth. [Ryan Terrill]
Carmel:
A MAGNOLIA WARBLER was seen on the Carmel River today just up stream of
the cut over area. [Tim Amaral]
Please report your sightings to the Birdbox at 831-626-6605 not to our
e-mail addresses. There is a great deal of valuable information on the
Birdbox system in addition to the rare bird report. Follow the menus to
find the information you want. If you have questions or comments about
birding in the Monterey Area, feel free to e-mail me at
billhill@redshift.com
Birdbox. This report is paraphrased for the sake of brevity. If you wish
to hear a report in its entirety, please call the Birdbox. The Birdbox
is brought to you by the Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society and can be
reached at 831-626-6605
Birds in this report:
Big Sur:
A BLACKPOLL WARBLER was reported at Andrew Molera State Park today. The
bird was in a mixed flock across from the parking lot. [Mike Tyner] A
BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD was seen along the trail to the campground and
a RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH was at the Headlands. 2 RUDDY TURNSTONE were in
the Black Turnstone flock at the mouth. [Ryan Terrill]
Carmel:
A MAGNOLIA WARBLER was seen on the Carmel River today just up stream of
the cut over area. [Tim Amaral]
Please report your sightings to the Birdbox at 831-626-6605 not to our
e-mail addresses. There is a great deal of valuable information on the
Birdbox system in addition to the rare bird report. Follow the menus to
find the information you want. If you have questions or comments about
birding in the Monterey Area, feel free to e-mail me at
billhill@redshift.com