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From: Patty Ciesla <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Santa Teresa "habitat" area
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Bird folk,

Does anyone know the history of the sign at the far end of the Pueblo day-use area, by the corral, that says "Wildlife Habitat recovery project - please do not disturb" . The sign appears quite old, and not like a typical park sign, as if it were the result of a volunteer project.

It's surrounded by teasel, and I'm wondering how long the teasel has been there. I'm also wondering what sort of habitat values teasel may have. I'm familiar with its non-native status and invasive tendencies.

I put a picture up at 

http://www.stanford.edu/~imahorse/sccprd/santa_teresa_habitat_sign.jpg

Thanks, Patty
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