[birding] Non-CBC birds

Marcia F. Cutler marciafcutler at comcast.net
Tue Dec 16 11:16:00 PST 2008


Today I saw my first VARIED THRUSH of the season.  Robins are in a
Pyracanthus up the hill (luckily not the part of Witham Hill affected by the
main break).  My ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRDS (2-3) are doing fine even tho I don't
put the feeder out until about 8:30 in the morning.

I'm enjoying the beautiful view of birds flitting around the snow in the
sunlight and am very glad I don't have to be navigating those icy streets!

Marcia

-----Original Message-----
From: list-bounces at midvalleybirding.org
[mailto:list-bounces at midvalleybirding.org] On Behalf Of Joel Geier
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 10:22 AM
To: MidValley Birds
Subject: [birding] Non-CBC birds

Hi folks,

We ended up taking a cat into the vet today for an abscessed tooth and
infection. Some birds seen along the way:

- Peregrine Falcon winging over Lewisburg, being harassed by a kestrel.

- White-morph adult White-throated Sparrow spinking away from the little
pine right in front of Alpine Animal Hospital.

The scariest sight was a rear-wheel drive van with regular tires that
pulled out on Highland in front of me and was spinning out on the ice --
all the more so because their front right tire was almost completely
flat. I tried to flag them down since I carry a tire pump that runs off
the car battery, but it was to no avail. Last seen heading west on
Circle Blvd, alternately skidding to the left and right, but thankfully
not moving very fast due to the flat tire.

Hope Marcia and other denizens of Witham Hill are doing OK after
yesterdays water-tank flood!

Happy birding,
Joel

--
Joel Geier
Camp Adair area north of Corvallis

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