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Subject: [SBB] San Tomas Aquino Creek Goodies
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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I decided to check out the sparrows along 
San Tomas Aquino Creek upstream of Mission College Blvd (Bill Bousman had 
commented on the quantity of sparrows there in a recent post).  Best bird of 
the day was a first winter CLAY-COLORED SPARROW that we first spotted a 
little before 10:30 AM just upstream of the next bridge upstream of Mission 
College Blvd (can't find the street on my maps).  We had several good 
sightings of the bird until we were about half way to the third bridge 
upstream (Scott Dr.?).  The next goodie was a tan striped WHITE-THROATED 
SPARROW (perhaps the same one seen by Bill) that I saw feeding on the leaves 
of dark green plants on the west side of the creek about 100 yds upstream of 
the Mission College bridge.  We then spent the next hour plus trying to 
refind the WTSP, this effort resulted in a third goodie of the day when an 
AMERICAN BITTERN (previously found by Mike Mammoser) cautiously moved through 
our search area. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 4:18 PM, 11/4/02
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