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Subject: [SBB] Pileated Woodpecker at Skyline Blvd & Alpine Rd/Page Mill Rd
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All,

This morning, as birders gathered for the SCVAS Skyline Ridge OSP field trip, 
the long call (song) of the PILEATED WOODPECKER was heard coming from the 
direction of Alpine Pond.  A quick search located the PIWO on a power pole on the 
south side of Skyline.  Shortly thereafter the bird flew across Skyline to 
the area northwest of Page Mill Rd, directly in front of our parked cars, where 
it was seen and heard for several more minutes.  Although very near the County 
line the PIWO was never seen to leave San Mateo County (none of the birders 
there seemed to care :-).  A PIWO was later heard calling from this same 
general area while we were near the Ranger Facility.  The remainder of the trip was 
fairly quite, birds just don't seem to be as numerous or as vocal as in 
previous years, but most of the hoped for species were seen.  (Regrettably several 
of the good birds, including BLACK-THROATED GRAY WARBLER, CHIPPING SPARROW and 
BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK, were only seen by a few.)  Other birds included 
ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHER, PURPLE FINCH, HUTTON'S VIREO (heard only), WARBLING VIREO 
(heard only), ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER, WESTERN BLUEBIRD and LAZULI BUNTING.  A 
big miss, in lieu of the numbers recently seen passing thru the area, was 
Western Tanager.   

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 4:37 PM, 6/1/03 
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