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All,

In my earlier post I said, "First stop this morning for Frank Vanslager and I 
was the northern portion of Ed Levin County Park where we were concerned to 
find the they are in the process of building a Dog Park northeast of Sandy Wool 
Lake below the Eucalyptus trees (where we often find the first Rufous 
Hummingbirds of the year and where Frank and I had a Calliope Hummingbird a couple 
years ago).  There were no "notable" birds in this portion of the park."  The 
later is not necessarily true as it was interesting to watch a dead tree on the 
eastern edge of the lake where TREE SWALLOWS often perch.  Of special interest 
were a couple juvenile Tree Swallows which had fairly obvious breastbands 
which make them look very much like Bank Swallows. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 5:03 PM, 6/24/03
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