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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I saw the first winter male Yellow-headed 
Blackbird (#238 in the county for me this year), found yesterday by Mike 
Mammoser, in the horse corral area of Calero Reservoir County Park.  We got 
excellent, prolonged views of the bird as it fed which included the white 
tipped wing coverts and the yellow vent.  The bird had a fairly bright yellow 
chest with much fainter yellow head markings.  The area also had many 
TRICOLORED BLACKBIRDS (#237 in the county for me), RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS, 
BREWER'S BLACKBIRDS, a few BROWN-HEADED COWBIRDS and lots of WILD TURKEYS.  
As we were leaving six Wild Boar casually moved past us (quite close) into 
the corral area.  One of the younger boar with a bad left front leg.

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 1:36 PM, 10/28/02          
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