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Subject: [SBB] Loggerhead Shrikes, etc.
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Hello,

On my walk at Sunnyvale Baylands Park this morning I saw two LOGGERHEAD
SHRIKES very close together.  One was on the metal pole just southeast of
the observation platform when another one landed on the platform railing.
There was no indication of any territorial squabbling between them.  Just
moments before a SAY'S PHOEBE had been perched on another metal pole just
north of the platform.

This is the first time I have seen two Shrikes here during the eight months
I've been walking in this park.  I have usually seen one Shrike at least
several times a week except during a period in the summer when that bird was
not present and I saw no Shrikes at all for a couple of months.  Could this
second bird be migrating?  Do Shrikes ever show animosity when another
Shrike enters their territory?

The LONG-BILLED CURLEW that I reported seeing on the Great Meadow a few days
ago remained for only two days.  A GREATER YELLOWLEGS is using the pond just
south of the observation platform.

Rosalie Strait

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