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Subject: [SBB] No Cassin's Kingbird
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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I checked out the area to, around and well 
beyond the Stanford "Dish" and did not refind the reported Cassin's Kingbird. 
 We did run into Pat Kenny and Roland Kenner near the dish.  Together we saw 
a solo WESTERN KINGBIRD just west of the dish, a LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE southeast 
of the dish, a few WHITE-THROATED SWIFTS (no Vaux's), at least one adult 
GOLDEN EAGLE (eating a ground squirrel, later perched in a tree nearby and 
still later one doing a territorial diving display), and a male BLACK-HEADED 
GROSBEAK (near the creek/parking lot, a county year bird for none but me). 

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 2:00 PM, 4/15/03
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