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Subject: [SBB] Barn Owl owling
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Hi Mike, 

Are there any strategies for finding Barn Owls?  Is it true they don't
respond to taping like other owls?   Mariani tells me to watch for them as
they are a tough one sometimes for the Calero count.

We are going to owl along Calero Creek not far from Mariani's house, then
perhaps up along Country View Drive which goes up to the SE entrance to the
Santa Teresa Co Park.  There are some dead ends up there near the park gate
that were going to originally be housing developments but they were never
built.  There are bay trees and oak woodlands on a couple of them that might
be some good habitat.

Cheers,

Leda Beth.

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