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All,

Following up on Les Chibana's encouraging report Frank Vanslager and I 
decided to try for the Short-eared Owl along the trail between Charleston 
Slough and Adobe Creek last night.  We got there about 5:30 PM and started 
our vigil, by about 6:25 PM we decided that it was too dark (to windy and too 
cold) and so started to leave.  We had walked only a short distance when a 
SHORT-EARED OWL flew by us on the Adobe Creek side of the dike not 10 feet 
away.  We watched as the Owl landed 3 - 4 times on the edge of the dike then 
suddenly making a hard right turn and disappearing near the bench across from 
the tide gates for Charleston Slough.

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 8:13 AM, 2/28/03 
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