Southeast Arizona (Tucson Audubon Society) RBA
April 18, 2008
Date: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 20:53:50 -0700
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From: John Yerger <john@ADVENTUREBIRDING.COM>
Subject: [BIRDWEST] Tucson RBA 18 April 2008 addendum
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I knew I should have proofed that one more time...some people would
probably still like directions to that Black-throated Blue Warbler:
TUCSON
A male BLACK-THROATED BLUE WARBLER continued through at least 4/14 (var
obs). For an aerial map of the location, please refer to
http://tinyurl.com/25mw2k. The bird was/is found along the bike path
that parallels Bonita Rd, between Congress St and St. Mary's Rd.
Specifically, the bird has been seen in a grove of mesquite trees - and
sometimes tamarisk trees - just north of (and on the opposite side of
the street from) N. Commerce Park Loop. On the bike path, a "Bike Path
Narrows" sign as well as a huge powerline tower mark the general vicinity.
Good birding,
John Yerger
Tucson, AZ
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