Here is the summary of my morning dogwalks from NW Seblar Terrace
to the Pittock Mansion for the week 06/02 to 06/08/05.  Species 
in ALL CAPS were neither seen nor heard the previous 2 weeks.

Additional information about my dogwalk may be found at

http://www.hevanet.com/winkg/dogwalkpage.html

We only did the walk 5 days this week: 6/4 - 6/8.  

Species                  # days found  (peak #, date)

Band-tailed Pigeon            5  (15, 6/7)
Mourning Dove                 4  (3, 6/7)
Vaux's Swift                  4  (10, 6/8)
Anna's Hummingbird            3  (1)
Rufous Hummingbird            5  (3)
Downy Woodpecker              1  (1, 6/7)
Northern Flicker              2  (2, 6/8)
Olive-sided Flycatcher        4  (2)
Western Wood-Pewee            1  (1, 6/8)
Pacific-slope Flycatcher      4  (1)
Violet-green Swallow          5  (15)
Cliff Swallow                 1  (2, 6/8)
Cedar Waxwing                 2  (3, 6/7)
Winter Wren                   2  (2, 6/8)
Swainson's Thrush             4  (1)
American Robin                5  (25, 6/6)
VARIED THRUSH                 2  (1, 6/7 & 8)
Bushtit                       4  (17)
Black-capped Chickadee        5  (10)
Chestnut-backed Chickadee     4  (10)
Red-breasted Nuthatch         5  (6, 6/8)
Brown Creeper                 3  (2)
Steller's Jay                 4  (3)
Western Scrub-Jay             2  (1, 6/5 & 8)
American Crow                 2  (5, 6/8)
European Starling             3  (3)
Hutton's Vireo                5  (2)
House Finch                   5  (15, 6/4)
Red Crossbill                 2  (21, 6/8)
Pine Siskin                   3  (2)
Evening Grosbeak              3  (2)
Orange-crowned Warbler        4  (3)
Black-throated Gray Warbler   5  (3, 6/8)
*BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER      1  (1, 6/5)
Wilson's Warbler              5  (3)
Western Tanager               4  (3, 6/8)
Spotted Towhee                4  (8)
Song Sparrow                  5  (12)
Dark-eyed Junco               6  (15, 6/8)
Black-headed Grosbeak         5  (3, 6/4)
Brown-headed Cowbird          5  (4, 6/4)

*Black-and-White Warbler is a new species for my dogwalk.  Several
birders saw it later in the day on 6/5.  It was reportedly heard 
on 6/7.        


Wink Gross
Portland