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From: "R. Strait" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Golden Eagle at Sunnyvale Baylands Park
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Hello,

I spent much of the morning watching a GOLDEN EAGLE sitting in a tree
visible from Sunnyvale Baylands Park.  The bird was there when I left at
11:50 and was first seen a few minutes after 9:00 this morning.

To find the bird follow the roadway inside the park as far as patrons can go
toward the east.  When you come to a gate across the road you will be able
to see the Eagle in the tallest evergreen tree across the park's perimeter
fence.  There is a rest room building here, too.  A spotting scope is very
helpful but not necessary of identification.

Rosalie Strait

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