Some wrens in other parts of the world pair-sing, where one member of a pair starts the song and the other member finishes it. I don't know if that's something Bewick's Wrens can do, but it would be a

Upon further review, Adrian is correct. I allowed myself to be led astray by a brief look at an alternate plumaged Sanderling. Apologies for the false alarm. Kirk wrote:

This evening at Frank's Dump at Hayward Regional shoreline, an adult Red-necked Stint was briefly roosting with a large flock of Western Sandpipers. The birds seemed more restless than usual and all o

This morning around 8:00 while riding the train between Martinez and Richmond an adult Bald Eagle landed on a post at one of the dilapidated piers along the Contra Costa waterfront about half a mile b

The Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler was still present in Heritage Square this afternoon at 4:00. It was at the top of the tall trees in the South-East corner of the square. Heritage Square is t

The Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler was present in Heritage Square this afternoon at 3:30. It was at the top of the tall trees in the South-East corner of the square. Heritage Square is the lan

The Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler was present in Heritage Square this afternoon at 3:30. It was working the trees along Hollis Ave. along the Eastern side of the square. Heritage Square is th

After missing the Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler for about two weeks, a co-worker of mine and I spotted it on Thursday and Friday afternoons on our way home from work. Yesterday was our last d

The Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler has returned to Heritage Square for at least its third winter. A co-worker of mine spotted it around 9:15 and I joined him shortly thereafter once my train a

I haven't seen the Black-throated Gray Warbler in Heritage Square in Emeryville for two weeks now and we're past the last-record dates for the previous two years, so I'm inclined to think he's off to

The Black-throated Gray Warbler in Emeryville's Heritage Square was still present as of this (Friday) morning at 9:45, having stuck around through the rain thus far. It was only the second time I saw

The Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler has remained into March for the third year in a row. After reporting recently that it was becoming harder to find, I actually saw it on five of six trips thr

The Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler was present in Heritage Square this morning (2/29) around 9:30 as well as Monday morning (2/27) when it was showing particularly nicely. Too bad I didn't hav

The Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler was still present in Heritage Square yesterday afternoon at 3:30, but it hasn't been as predictable lately. I only saw it once each of the last couple weeks,

The Emeryville Black-throated Gray Warbler in Heritage Square seems to be doing just fine in 2012. I'm 5/5 this week having seen it Monday AM/PM, Wednesday AM/PM, and this (Friday) morning around 9:30

It was still present this (Friday) afternoon at 3:30, and a colleague of mine had it around 9:00 this morning as well, although I missed it at 9:30. Good birding, Kirk Swenson Davis <---> Emeryville

The Black-throated Gray Warbler in Heritage Square in Emeryville was present this (Thursday) morning around 10:00. Assuming the Oakland CBC is on its traditional day this Sunday that makes it at least

The Black-throated Gray Warbler in Heritage Square was showing nicely this morning around 9:30 in the trees along Hollis St. It's somewhat hit-or-miss whether I run into it on my trips back and forth

The Black-throated Gray Warbler was present in Heritage Square this morning at 9:30. A colleague of mine reported seeing it there yesterday as well. Good birding, Kirk Swenson Davis <---> Emeryville

A/the Black-throated Gray Warbler has returned to Heritage Square in Emeryville for another winter. It was seen this (Friday) afternoon around 3:30 and around the same time on Wednesday as well. With