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Folks:

      Sue Liskovec has reported to me that she saw a male PHAINOPEPLA at 
Rancho San Antonio OSP on 6/17/2002.  Sightings from the Santa Clara Valley 
are always unusual, but this is starting to look like an invasion year for 
this species.  They have nested in the valley in the past in Alum Rock Park, 
along the Santa Teresa Hills (John Mariani), and in Los Alto Hills.  This may 
be a good year for this species, so keep a close eye out for them.  They do 
breed fairly late in the season.

      					Bill

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Please join us!
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For everyone,
I have received a number of reports by visitors, in the last three days,
that have seen four young Clapper Rail chicks with one adult.  They have
been sighted at low tides in "Rail Alley" out on the boardwalk behind Palo
Alto Baylands Nature Center.  Naturally, they all go into hiding when I go
out to look for them but the sources are solid.

Deborah Bartens
Naturalist-Palo Alto

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I guess it's just my luck to be spotting Peregrine Falcons these days.  
Tonight driving home I spotted a bird ahead of me flying rather low in the 
sky.  It was flying as if it was just having fun with no particular place to 
go.  In between rapid wing beats, it was circling and gliding.  As I got 
closer and looked up from below I could see it was a Peregrine.  Soon I 
spotted a second one as they appeared to be lazily flying around each other.  
I pulled over to watch and they were soon on their way flying in a southern 
direction.  I observed them at 8:25 PM around the 85 / Winchester exit.

Lisa Myers