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This morning there was a pair of Golden Eagles - one on the snag 
right by the freeway, another about 100 yards distant in one of the 
tall eucalyptus in the background. It is possible to access this area 
by foot from the tree farm road - the first left off of Alpine Road 
(heading south) after the off ramps. They only let commercial 
vehicles enter the tree farm but if you park in the Ladera shopping 
center and walk in they probably wont bother you. Head left after you 
cross the bridge to skirt the tree farm, and you can work your way 
back along the freeway towards the snag. It's less than 1/4 mile from 
the interchange at 280 and Alpine Road.

Patty

At 4:02 PM -0800 12/5/02, Richard Carlson wrote:
>A Golden Eagle has been hanging around along I-280 on the SW side between
>Alpine and Page Mill.  It likes to sit in a large snag right by the freeway.
>I've been seeing it there for a month now.
>
>Richard C. Carlson
>Full Time Birder, Biker & Rotary Bureaucrat
>Part-time Economist
>Palo Alto & Lake Tahoe, CA
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>650-949-9590
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