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Folks:

      Yesterday, 6/3/2003, I made some stops in the Santa Cruz Mountains.  
Sanborn-Skyline CP at Indian Rock was fairly quiet, but I did hear one 
RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH.  YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS were in fairly good numbers 
with a couple singing and more attracted to pishing.  I heard a single HERMIT 
WARBLER, but never saw it.  Two to three WESTERN TANAGERS were singing and 
appeared to be on breeding territories.  I dropped through the temperature 
inversion between Sanborn-Skyline and Wrights Station Road and the temperature 
went from 70 to 58 F.  At Los Gatos Creek I saw a PYGMY NUTHATCH, but 
otherwise found only the regular, common species.

      					Bill
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