[obol] amorphous blob
Steve Engel
sengel at audubonportland.org
Fri Sep 7 12:43:52 PDT 2007
The amorphous blob in Mike Patterson's photos looks like an adult male Sea
Lion (California) sans skin, and possibly sans head too. Sabine's gull was
cool.
Steve Engel
Adult Education Coordinator
Audubon Society of Portland
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Today's Topics:
1. Ridgefield NWR: Kiwa Trail Maintenance Closure Dates
(Bill Clemons)
2. Fern Ridge 9/6 (Noah Strycker)
3. Amorphous blob attracts interesting gulls (Mike Patterson)
4. Fern Ridge migrants (Daniel Farrar)
5. More Fern Ridge Warblers (Daniel Farrar)
6. Fox Sparrow (Gerard.Lillie)
7. Re: Fox Sparrow (Mike Patterson)
8. North Coast notes (Jeff Gilligan)
9. Crook American Golden Plover (Charles R. Gates)
10. [Fwd: Ridgefield NWR---River S unit..........] (gerald)
11. Lunch With The Birds (Cliff & Joanne Weber)
12. Swifts at Portland's Chapman School (Robert Lockett)
13. Bend Sparrows (Marilyn Miller)
14. Re: Bend Sparrows in Bend (Marilyn Miller)
15. Lane County migrants (Daniel Farrar)
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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 14:04:30 -0700 (PDT)
From: Bill Clemons <willclemons at yahoo.com>
Subject: [obol] Ridgefield NWR: Kiwa Trail Maintenance Closure Dates
To: OBOL <obol at lists.orst.edu>
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Roger Windemuth asked me to repost the below message,
as it only went those subscribing to email, and it is
not visible on the web site.
Bill Clemons
SW of Portland in Mtn Park
Willclemons AT Yahoo dot com
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"Please notice that the Kiwa Trail at the Ridgefield
NWR River "S" Unit will be closed September 10 -
September 14 and September 17 - September 21 for
maintenance. This is so the trail will be
well-groomed for Bird Fest on October 13 & 14."
Roger Windemuth
roger at windemuths.com
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Message: 2
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 14:23:30 -0700
From: "Noah Strycker" <birdboy at bkpix.com>
Subject: [obol] Fern Ridge 9/6
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Obol -
Fisher Unit this morning, 7:30-10:30am:
5 - COMMON TERNS distant over the reservoir
1 - BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER
2 - SEMIPALMATED PLOVERS
1 - BLACK PHOEBE at the Cottonwood Pond
1 - LESSER YELLOWLEGS
2 - AMERICAN BITTERNS at the very end of Royal Ave. gravel road
40 - AMERICAN WHITE PELICANS
5 - PURPLE MARTINS
Otherwise, a smattering of dowitchers, yellowlegs, and peeps, no big flocks.
I walked all the way to Cantrell Rd and back and pished up a bunch of
yellowthroats and Savannah Sparrows, not much else in the dry areas.
Good birding,
Noah Strycker
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 14:55:12 -0800
From: Mike Patterson <celata at pacifier.com>
Subject: [obol] Amorphous blob attracts interesting gulls
To: Obol <obol at lists.oregonstate.edu>, Neal Maine
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Steve Warner and I were doing COASST beached bird surveys along Del Rey
Beach this morning. The amorphous blob reported yesterday has migrated
about 300m south along the beach and is attracting quite a lot of
attention.
A SABINE'S GULL flew in and checked things out:
http://home.pacifier.com/~neawanna/temp/delrey20070906sm14.JPG
http://home.pacifier.com/~neawanna/temp/delrey20070906sm17.JPG
We also had a close flyby BLACK-LEGGED KITTIWAKE obviously interested in
what all the other gulls were up to.
Steve also reports that there is still at least 1 BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER
at the Necanicum Estuary. I stopped b this afternoon and saw 10 MARBLED
GODWITS, 9 GREATER YELLOWLEGS, plus the usual small stuff.
--
Mike Patterson
Astoria, OR
celata at pacifier.com
Malheur NWR Photo Essay
http://www.surfbirds.com/blogs/mbalame/archives/2007/05/malheur200705.html
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Message: 4
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 15:58:24 -0700
From: "Daniel Farrar" <jdanielfarrar at gmail.com>
Subject: [obol] Fern Ridge migrants
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Obol,
Over the last two days I've been watching migrants at or near my office
on the hill above Fern Ridge dam. There is a hidden little pond which today
had 2 WILSON'S WARBLERS, a PAC-SLOPE FLYCATCHER, and the regular chickadees
(both kinds). Yesterday a WILLOW FLYCATCHER made a brief stop. Tuesday
there was a nice flock which I saw maybe a quarter of. It included multiple
BLACK-THR GRAY, WILSON'S, and ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERS. A WARBLING and
HUTTON'S VIREO were also in the group. Juncos have been around for a week
or two now. Happy migration!
--
Daniel Farrar
Eugene, Oregon
jdanielfarrar at gmail.com
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Message: 5
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 16:27:03 -0700
From: "Daniel Farrar" <jdanielfarrar at gmail.com>
Subject: [obol] More Fern Ridge Warblers
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Just returned from outside where I found a female TOWNSEND'S WARBLER in the
chickadee flock. This represents the earliest arrival date at Fern Ridge
that I have record of. Also 1 BLACK-THR GRAY, and 1 ORANGE-CR Warbler.
--
Daniel Farrar
Eugene, Oregon
jdanielfarrar at gmail.com
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Message: 6
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 16:49:34 -0700
From: "Gerard.Lillie" <gerard.lillie at comcast.net>
Subject: [obol] Fox Sparrow
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Hello All,
There was 1 FOX SPARROW at my feeders today on Mt. Tabor in Portland. I'll
have to check my notes but this is a bit early for this location.
Considering all the migration reports coming in, it isn't a big surprise,
though. There are still small numbers of assorted warblers, flycatchers,
vireos and tanagers moving through.
Good birding.
Gerard Lillie
Portland, OR USA
gerard.lillie at comcast.net
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Message: 7
Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 17:21:17 -0800
From: Mike Patterson <celata at pacifier.com>
Subject: Re: [obol] Fox Sparrow
To: "Gerard.Lillie" <gerard.lillie at comcast.net>
Cc: OBOL <obol at lists.orst.edu>
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There was a FOX SPARROW on Coxcomb Hill this morning which is
on time for Coxcomb Hill.
"Gerard.Lillie" wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> There was 1 FOX SPARROW at my feeders today on Mt. Tabor in Portland. I'll
> have to check my notes but this is a bit early for this location.
> Considering all the migration reports coming in, it isn't a big surprise,
> though. There are still small numbers of assorted warblers, flycatchers,
> vireos and tanagers moving through.
>
> Good birding.
>
> Gerard Lillie
> Portland, OR USA
> gerard.lillie at comcast.net
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Message: 8
Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 20:03:03 -0500
From: Jeff Gilligan <jeffgill at teleport.com>
Subject: [obol] North Coast notes
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Owen Schmidt and I birded from the South Jetty of the Columbia River to
Nehalem Meadows yesterday.
Warrenton Sewage Ponds:
30 Red-necked Phalaropes
2 Spotted Sandpipers
1 SB Dowitcher
2 Least Sandpipers
SJCR:
2 Wandering Tattlers
Clatsop Beach:
5 Ruddy Turnstones
1 SNOWY PLOVER
many Sanderlings
small numbers of Western Sandpipers
1 Black-bellied Plover
14 Semi-palmated Plovers
1 Peregrine Falcon
A Great-blue Heron was feeding in the surf...
Seaside Cove:
8 Black Turnstones
Necanicum River mouth:
10 Marbled Godwits
15 Western Sandpipers
1 Common Tern (Mike Patterson told us where it was.)
Nehalem Sewage Ponds:
10 Red-necked Phalaropes
3 Spotted Sandpipers
2 Scrub Jays
1 Sharp-shinned Hawk
Jeff Gilligan, Portland
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Message: 9
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 19:41:47 -0700
From: "Charles R. Gates" <cgates at webformixair.com>
Subject: [obol] Crook American Golden Plover
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I found a basic plumaged American Golden Plover near Prineville today. The
bird was in a flooded field next to the new Prineville Sewer Ponds. I also
found the first White-crowned Sparrow of the fall.
Chuck Gates
Powell Butte
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Message: 10
Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2007 00:47:33 -0700
From: gerald <gerald at e-z.net>
Subject: [obol] [Fwd: Ridgefield NWR---River S unit..........]
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Subject: Ridgefield NWR---River S unit..........
Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2007 00:45:24 -0700
From: gerald <gerald at e-z.net>
To: Tweeters at u.washington.edu
.................An absolutely gorgeous afternoon--72 degrees with a NW
wind and full sun-----my kind of weather!!!! Cloudy morn. helped keep
aft. temps. moderate.
.................The RED-SHOULDERED HAWK is still around making low
passes overhead several times in an hour or two's time by the Kiwa Trail
before heading off toward Rest Lake. It shared the air with several NO.
HARRIER HAWKS (...sure plenty of these around today!!!). The
Red-Shoulder was a "1st timer" for me----I can now scratch it off my
frustrating lists of "no-see-ems"----birds people report seeing, and I
never have---and I rush out to the location reported only not to find
then---have either "moved on out", or they decided that "it wasn't my
day to see them" and moved elsewhere else near by. :-) Oh well, you all
know the story!!!!! Oldsquaws, Harlequin Ducks, and Golden Plovers ore
on "my hit list"---Birders keep reporting them, but when I get there
they are gone. (...Remember the Am. Golden Plover at Ridgefield NWR.
along the auro tour routt several weeks ago??? Was reported for over a
week, but when I got there it was gone---it had left the area the*day
before*.!!!)
...............Still a good number of TREE SWALLOWS around, along with
BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEES, WOOD PEEWEES, WARBLERS (10 power binos.
couldn't focus close enough to ID. :-[ ) and some SPARROWS. GREAT BLUE
HERONS everywhere, along with GREAT EGRETS and AM. BITTERNS. River
water is being pumped through the sloughs to Rest Lake and other main
ponds, so very little mudflats around. However did observe a flock of
'peeps' acrosss Rest Lake from the viewing blind--- brown with whitish
rumps--of smaller size--looked like WESTERN SANDPIPERS. (....didn't have
my spotting scope with me this time around!!!).. Not too many shorebirds
around this Aug.-Sept.-----have seen many more in other years here.
Then. too...... the refuge personal seem to be pumping water in several
weeks earlier than usual this year.
..............Cheers....Gerald Hamilton
Brush Prairie, Wash.
gerald at e-z.net
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Message: 11
Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 16:31:14 -0700
From: "Cliff & Joanne Weber" <WeberHome at att.net>
Subject: [obol] Lunch With The Birds
To: "OBOL" <obol at lists.oregonstate.edu>
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OBOL, hello!
I kind of suspect LWTB caught a few of you by surprise this year because
nobody but us three regulars showed up for opening day.
Anyway, the action was about what we expected for a pre-migration Summer's
day. Just a few birds. (I almost padded the list with a Dragon Fly but
figured it wouldn't be good form to do so).
A few Swallow species were milling way out at one end of the big lake. Too
far to identify. One Cedar Waxwing, two Northern Flickers, beaucoup American
Goldfinches, one Killdeer, one Turkey Vulture, one lone puddle-duck; the air
was too wiggly out there to identify it. (No, it wasn't Beatrix Potter's
Jemima; she's white, ours was brown.) two Great Blue Herons, one Mourning
Dove, and two urban Rock Doves way out by the old nest grove.
The reason I reported the (are they called Rock Doves anymore?) is because
we've seen that pair out there before. One is total white and they are wont
to do a lot of milling like Swallows before either settling down, or
departing the area. Today the brown one landed in shallow water along the
shore, leading us to wonder if maybe they might want to convert to the clean
living of waterfowl and leave their old life of sin behind.
Where? ... City of Hillsboro, at the intersection of SW Wood Street and Hwy
219. Thomas Bros Portland street guide page 593, square B6. Wild In The
City, pages 159-160. Exploring The Tualatin River Basin, pages 19-20.
For those with good legs (I prefer a cab) Jackson Bottom's north observation
deck is about a 3/4 to 7/8ths mile stroll from the transit center in
Hillsboro.
Google satellite image: http://tinyurl.com/ypd665
Wheelchair Friendly? ... Yes. Excellent off-street parking, and really easy
wheeler and walker access to a roofed and hand-railed deck. Some bench-style
seating inside the shelter, and more outside along a sidewalk.
Restrooms? ... Good ones available a mile south at Jackson's spiffy
education center. McDonald's is closer, at the corner of Baseline and 1st
Ave.
Gourmet Coffee? ... Nearest Starbucks is at the corner of Main and 1st Ave.
Convenient parking is competitive.
Information about Jackson Bottom Wetlands' programs and services is
available online at www.jacksonbottom.org
Cliff & Joanne Weber
Beaverton (Rock Creek area)
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Message: 12
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2007 08:03:56 -0700 (PDT)
From: Robert Lockett <tetraka at yahoo.com>
Subject: [obol] Swifts at Portland's Chapman School
To: OBOL <obol at lists.oregonstate.edu>
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I was a Swift Watch volunteer last night 9/6. We had
somewhere between 3,000 and 5,000 birds gather to
enter the chimney at Chapman School. One swift was
picked off by a Peregrine (male?) in the air. A few of
the approximately 75 people gathered noticed a skein
of about 75 geese (White-fronteds?) heading south high
overhead.
It was a pleasant evening and the beginning of the
Audubon Society of Portland-sponsored Swift Watch. If
you haven't seen this phenomenon, I urge you to drop
by some evening. Check for more details on the ASP
website.
Robert Lockett
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Message: 13
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2007 08:57:51 -0700
From: "Marilyn Miller" <goosemiller at msn.com>
Subject: [obol] Bend Sparrows
To: "'Charles R. Gates'" <cgates at webformixair.com>, "'obol'"
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Three days ago, I had both a White-crowned and Golden-crowned Sparrow in our
backyard.
Marilyn Miller
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 7:42 PM
To: obol
Subject: [obol] Crook American Golden Plover
I found a basic plumaged American Golden Plover near Prineville today. The
bird was in a flooded field next to the new Prineville Sewer Ponds. I also
found the first White-crowned Sparrow of the fall.
Chuck Gates
Powell Butte
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Message: 14
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2007 09:09:15 -0700
From: "Marilyn Miller" <goosemiller at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [obol] Bend Sparrows in Bend
To: <goosemiller at gmail.com>, "'Charles R. Gates'"
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Hi Obol: Forgot to mention that I live east of Bend.
Marilyn Miller
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Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 8:58 AM
To: 'Charles R. Gates'; 'obol'
Subject: [obol] Bend Sparrows
Three days ago, I had both a White-crowned and Golden-crowned Sparrow in our
backyard.
Marilyn Miller
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 7:42 PM
To: obol
Subject: [obol] Crook American Golden Plover
I found a basic plumaged American Golden Plover near Prineville today. The
bird was in a flooded field next to the new Prineville Sewer Ponds. I also
found the first White-crowned Sparrow of the fall.
Chuck Gates
Powell Butte
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Message: 15
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2007 11:59:46 -0700
From: "Daniel Farrar" <jdanielfarrar at gmail.com>
Subject: [obol] Lane County migrants
To: OBOL <obol at lists.oregonstate.edu>
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Obol,
Yesterday and today while driving on Clear Lake Rd I spotted a slender
looking falcon. I stopped and got unsatisfactory binocular views
yesterday. Today the bird flew over my car and it appeared to have dark arm
pits by eye sight alone. Looks and flys very much like a PRAIRIE FALCON,
but my views have been fleeting.
Last night around 5PM (9-6-07) I found 14 GREATER-WHITE FRONTED
GEESE north of Royal Ave. Both adult and juvenile birds. These birds were
north of the where the Buff-breasted and Ruff were. They were in the
company of many Canada Geese and two domestics who frequent the area. No
Cacklers yet.
Also last evening a YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRD flew over as I drove home on
Clear Lake Rd. It was in a large blackbird flock.
--
Daniel Farrar
Eugene, Oregon
jdanielfarrar at gmail.com
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