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Subject: [SBB] Stevens Creek County Park Field Trip
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On Saturday, May 31, the Stevens Creek County Park field trip found that the 
gates seemed to have been permanently un-locked on the two fences that had 
recently closed off the route into the old quarry and up to the back of the Villa 
Maria picnic area.  Perhaps it's now OK to make this loop (except for the 
Poison Oak.)

Most of the usual birds were seen.  Although the flycatchers seemed to have 
been abnormally quiet (the Olive-sided was only singing his "hic hic" song), 
they all showed up.  One Ash-throated not only chased the other flycatchers, but 
actively harried a White-breasted Nuthatch.  Fifty-four bird species were 
seen by one or more birders.

One interesting highlight was when all the Steller's Jays in the area began 
having a screaming fit.  It turned out that one of the resident Cooper's Hawks 
had taken an avian lunch, and they forced him to go eat it elsewhere.

Frank Vanslager
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