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Friday morning Pat Kenny, Frank Vanslager, and I went up to Smith Creek.
The highlight was a HAMMOND'S FLYCATCHER seen from the highway bridge on the
downstream side shortly after 8 am.  Also in the vicinity of the bridge were
BULLOCK'S ORIOLEs, BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAKs, a pair of WARBLING VIREOs, a pair
of BROWN CREEPERs, and HOUSE WRENs.  Up the hill behind the fire station
(green gate, right/north fork at the junction) was a female-type, probably
columbarius MERLIN, a soaring GOLDEN EAGLE, a flock of 20-odd PINE SISKINs,
and not much else.  We nearly whiffed on warblers, seeing one and hearing
several ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERs, but nothing else except a few tantalizing
snatches of song.  (We didn't walk far on the creek trail, stopping where it
is blocked about half way to the stream crossing by a sizable downed tree.)

Roland Kenner

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