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If others go for the wheater=2C I'd like to point out two warblers that you=
might wish to try for. When going out the road for the wheater=2C if you =
go left rather then right this will bring you to a small parking spot which=
is on the far end of Kingsburg Beach. If you leave your car there and wal=
k out the road which goes further out towards Hell's Point and then branch =
at the first driveway to the right. This is where I saw a warbler this mor=
ning. I believe it to have been a mourning warbler=2C but it was one of th=
ose birds that came up for a view and then flew in before I could bring my =
binoculars up on it. I did get enough of a view though to know that it lik=
ely was not an orange-crowned warbler as it had a full gray hood. I notice=
d a yellow chest and an obvious olive patch on the back=2C so Nashville is =
also a possibility for this bird as Sibley gives a green patch on the back =
as an ID feature. The other warbler was a nice orange-crowned warbler whic=
h was on Mosher Road. When you come to the T where you turn right out to H=
ell's Point or left to Rose Head=2C if you turn left and head up the hill=
=2C there is a small loop road on the left that brings you back down to the=
main drag by the lake. It is on the corner before turning back down the h=
ill towards the lake where I saw the orange-crowned warbler in a hedge ther=
e. There were also 12 yellow-rumped warblers=2C a song sparrow=2C a dark-e=
yed junco=2C and two white-throated sparrows in this hedge. =20
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James R. Hirtle
Bridgewater
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 =3B<BR>If others go for the wheater=2C I'd like to point out two =
=3Bwarblers that you might wish to try for. =3B When going out the road=
for the wheater=2C if you go left rather then right this will bring you to=
a small parking spot which is on the far end of Kingsburg Beach. =3B I=
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eve it to have been a mourning warbler=2C but it was one of those birds tha=
t came up for a view and then flew in before I could bring my binoculars up=
on it. =3B I did get enough of a view though to know that it likely wa=
s not an orange-crowned warbler as it had a full gray hood. =3B I notic=
ed a yellow chest and an obvious olive patch on the back=2C so Nashville is=
also a possibility for this bird as Sibley gives a green patch on the back=
as an ID feature. =3B The other warbler was a nice orange-crowned warb=
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ou turn right out to Hell's Point or left to Rose Head=2C if you turn left =
and head up the hill=2C there is a small loop road on the left that brings =
you back down to the main drag by the lake. =3B It is on the corner bef=
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