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:
Chestnut-sided Warbler
Magnolia Warbler
California Condor
Merlin
Red-breasted Nuthatch
Tropical Kingbird
Green-winged Teal
Clay-colored Sparrow
Common Tern
Pacific Golden Plover
Big Sur:
2 CHESTNUT-SIDED WARBLERS were reported from Andrew Molera State Park
today. A bird with a band on it was seen across the bridge from the
main parking lot and an unbanded bird was in the Alder grove below the
steps to the campground. A MAGNOLIA WARBLER was along the river just
upstream from the steps. [Mike Tyner]
On the 23rd, groups of 5 and 4 CALIFORNIA CONDOR were observed flying
low over Highway One near Grimes Creek offering great views. [Alan
Baldridge]
Moss Landing:
On the 25th a MERLIN was seen along Jetty Road. [Alan Baldridge]
Pacific Grove:
A RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH was observed on Seaview Avenue on the 26th.
[Alan Baldridge]
A TROPICAL KINGBIRD was seen at Crespi Pond this morning. It was
perching on the wires and in the reeds. A GREEN-WINGED TEAL was in the
back of the pond and a CLAY-COLORED SPARROW was in the corporation yard.
[Don Roberson]
At sunset today, a COMMON TERN, and a PACIFIC GOLDEN PLOVER were seen
flying by Point Pinos and the TROPICAL KINGBIRD was still present.
[Blake Matheson]
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:
Chestnut-sided Warbler
Magnolia Warbler
California Condor
Merlin
Red-breasted Nuthatch
Tropical Kingbird
Green-winged Teal
Clay-colored Sparrow
Common Tern
Pacific Golden Plover
Big Sur:
2 CHESTNUT-SIDED WARBLERS were reported from Andrew Molera State Park
today. A bird with a band on it was seen across the bridge from the
main parking lot and an unbanded bird was in the Alder grove below the
steps to the campground. A MAGNOLIA WARBLER was along the river just
upstream from the steps. [Mike Tyner]
On the 23rd, groups of 5 and 4 CALIFORNIA CONDOR were observed flying
low over Highway One near Grimes Creek offering great views. [Alan
Baldridge]
Moss Landing:
On the 25th a MERLIN was seen along Jetty Road. [Alan Baldridge]
Pacific Grove:
A RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH was observed on Seaview Avenue on the 26th.
[Alan Baldridge]
A TROPICAL KINGBIRD was seen at Crespi Pond this morning. It was
perching on the wires and in the reeds. A GREEN-WINGED TEAL was in the
back of the pond and a CLAY-COLORED SPARROW was in the corporation yard.
[Don Roberson]
At sunset today, a COMMON TERN, and a PACIFIC GOLDEN PLOVER were seen
flying by Point Pinos and the TROPICAL KINGBIRD was still present.
[Blake Matheson]
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