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From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Palo Alto Baylands
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   I didn't find any unusual species on a visit to the ranger station / fennel
patch area at the Palo Alto Baylands this morning.  Probably the most unusual
sighting was an amazingly approachable juvenile Red-Tailed Hawk, which was 
hanging out just east of the ranger's enclosure, often on low branches.
Warblers included about 6 or 7 each of Yellow and Yellow-Rumped, 2 or 3
Orange-Crowned, plus Common Yellowthroat.  Sparrows included lots of White-
Crowned, several Golden-Crowned, Song, and one Lincoln's taking an energetic
bath at the edge of the watered yard.  A Kite was perched on one of the
transmission towers.
   I also briefly stopped at the end of Embarcadero Way.  The warblers here
are predominantly Yellow-Rumped (at least two dozen), but there were still a
few each of Yellow and (probably heard) Orange-Crowned.
									Al
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