- RBA
* Northern California BirdBox
* December 01, 2006
* CANO0612.01
- Transcript
hotline: Northern CA BirdBox
date(s): 28 November - 01 December 2006
number: (415)-681-7422
to report: (415)-681-7422 (Do not send reports by e-mail)
coverage: Northern CA
compiled: 01 December, 05:55 a.m. (PST)
transcriber: Calvin D. Lou
This is a summary of reports from the Northern California
BirdBox, sponsored by the Golden Gate Audubon Society, compiled
01 December 2006 at 05:55 a.m.
Highlights: HARLEQUIN DUCK, ANCIENT MURRELET, HARRIS'S SPARROW,
SWAMP SPARROW.
San Mateo Co.
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On Nov 30, the adult HARRIS'S SPARROW was with other crowned
sparrows at the edge of the freshwater marsh at the pump house.
The Harriss's Sparrow had moved out of the marsh and was foraging
on the side of the public access trail. This location is just a short
distance south of where the Harris's Sparrow had been seen on Sunday
and Monday. This area is along the public access trail south of the
Coyote Pt. Yacht Club. In the field across the drainage ditch,
there was a hatch-year SWAMP SPARROW with ( 100+ ) crowned sparrows
along a drainage ditch on the west side of the P.G.E. substation.
(Ron Thorn)
On Nov 29, a sea watch from Ocean Blvd in Moss Beach reported
(3) HARLEQUIN DUCKS and (3) ANCIENT MURRELETS. (Ron Thorn)
- End transcript
* Northern California BirdBox
* December 01, 2006
* CANO0612.01
- Transcript
hotline: Northern CA BirdBox
date(s): 28 November - 01 December 2006
number: (415)-681-7422
to report: (415)-681-7422 (Do not send reports by e-mail)
coverage: Northern CA
compiled: 01 December, 05:55 a.m. (PST)
transcriber: Calvin D. Lou
This is a summary of reports from the Northern California
BirdBox, sponsored by the Golden Gate Audubon Society, compiled
01 December 2006 at 05:55 a.m.
Highlights: HARLEQUIN DUCK, ANCIENT MURRELET, HARRIS'S SPARROW,
SWAMP SPARROW.
San Mateo Co.
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On Nov 30, the adult HARRIS'S SPARROW was with other crowned
sparrows at the edge of the freshwater marsh at the pump house.
The Harriss's Sparrow had moved out of the marsh and was foraging
on the side of the public access trail. This location is just a short
distance south of where the Harris's Sparrow had been seen on Sunday
and Monday. This area is along the public access trail south of the
Coyote Pt. Yacht Club. In the field across the drainage ditch,
there was a hatch-year SWAMP SPARROW with ( 100+ ) crowned sparrows
along a drainage ditch on the west side of the P.G.E. substation.
(Ron Thorn)
On Nov 29, a sea watch from Ocean Blvd in Moss Beach reported
(3) HARLEQUIN DUCKS and (3) ANCIENT MURRELETS. (Ron Thorn)
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