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The cactus garden in the Stanford Arboretum has been recently restored, and
lots of the cacti -- many of them quite exotic -- are blooming nicely. I
went by there this evening, and a HOODED ORIOLE pair is building a nest in
a California palm, plus a pair of BULLOCK'S ORIOLES seem to be nesting in a
neighboring live oak.

Website about the cactus garden, with a nice slide show:
http://library.stanford.edu/depts/physics/news/cactusgarden.html

I've finally got my digiscopes (mostly taken in the county) organized, url
below.

Tom Grey
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Bird pics: http://www.geocities.com/tgrey41/index.html

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