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Folks:

      This morning and afternoon, 11/5/2002, I relied on the kindness of 
non-strangers to see the CLAY-COLORED SPARROW and the AMERICAN BITTERN along 
San Tomas Aquino Creek.  Roland Kenner and Pat Kenny were leaving as I 
arrived, but instead walked back with me to show me the sparrow spot.  Where 
they had seen the Clay-colored most recently was adjacent to a 10-m patch of 
coyote bush on the west side of the creek, perhaps 30-40 meters downstream 
from Scott Boulevard.  We found the bird again at about 11:40 am both in the 
coyote bushes and foraging along the weeds on the west side of the creek.  
Roland and Pat left and I moved off the upper portion of the eastern 
levee to the lower portion.  About 12:05 pm, the Clay-colored flew into the 
coyote bush, giving me another short look.  Walking back to Mission College 
Boulevard, Roland and Pat were still birding and pointed out the American 
Bittern that started all this foolishness, walking quietly in cattails about 
two-thirds of the way from the boulevard to the footbridge.

      					Bill
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