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All:

Tonight, Tuesday, June 03, I went to Santa Teresa County Park at sunset to 
see if I couldn't find the flying Common Poorwills that Mike Mammoser reported 
on the night of the eclipse.  Instead, I found the park service people ... who 
ran me out.  So I went to my usual spot at the McAbee Road entrance to Almaden 
Quicksilver Park.  On my walk in, just a bit past the Porta Potties at 8:55 
PM, I heard two Common Poorwills calling from the hillside to the north.  Then, 
further on at the level area just below the Senator Mine monument, I had 
three of them calling from about 9:00 to 9:15, when I started back out.

I didn't see any flying, and I only heard one quick call of a Western 
Screech-owl.  This was in contrast to last Saturday night: while doing astronomy at 
the boat launch parking area of Coyote Reservoir, I had two Great Horned Owls 
and one Western Screech-owl singing continuously all night long.

Frank Vanslager
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