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Welcome to the board Jim,

Someone has probably already done so, but you might start with the maps
available from the South Bay Birders Unlimited group.
http://www.stanford.edu/~kendric/birds/
This covers much of the bayside habitat and some open space preserves.
My favorite "paper" resource is a map produced specifically for bicyclists.
One map covers the south bay through Monterey Bay areas.  They're incredibly
detailed, even noting road gradients, water sources, roadside fruit stands,
historical markers, spots with good views, etc.  The maps are in bike stores
all over the place, but they're probably available directly from the
cartographer who produced them, Krebs Cycle Products, P.O. Box 7337, Santa
Cruz, CA  95061.  The map you'll want is called "South San Francisco Bay &
Monterey Bay Areas Bicycle Touring Map.

That said, I'm less inclined to bird north of my "home range" into central
Santa Clara County than to bird San Benito and southern Santa Clara counties
(where I live and work) and west into Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties
(personal inclination, I guess) so others will certainly have better advice.

Best,
Mark Paxton

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From: james r sanders [mailto:[[email protected]]]
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a dumb question from someone new to the area........ where do i get a map
to all these wonderful places you talk about in these reports?


jim 
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