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>First stop this morning for Frank Vanslager and myself was behind the
> Stanford West Apartments where, thanks to Dick Stovel's excellent
> directions, we quickly located a pair of PYGMY NUTHATCHES carrying food to
> and fecal sacs from a cavity nest in a large Eucalyptus Tree.  A county year
> bird, believe it or not.  Lots of bird activity in the area but the
> possibility of Blue Grosbeak had

Pygmy Nuthatches seem to occur most of the year in small numbers in
the Willows Neighborhood of Menlo Park. We had a single calling
bird overfly our yard one day about two weeks ago. That is in San
Mateo County not very far from San Francisquito Creek.

Daniel Bump

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