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Hi all,

Through the generous feedback of many, it appears that the juvenile Bald
Eagle sighted yesterday (1/27) in Santa Ana Valley just east of Hollister,
is part of a recovery program centered on Santa Catalina island. The
Institute for Wildlife Studies is the only group using such tags.  Birds
have been released on Santa Catalina, and recently from Santa Cruz Island.
It's apparently not unusual for young birds to wander as far as the Klamath
Basin and Oregon.  Interesting note, another observer located another (the
same?) tagged bird some weeks ago in the same area.  She was able to get the
wing number, and discovered that the bird had been bred at San Francisco Zoo
and released on the islands as part of the IWS project.

Good birding,


Mark Paxton

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