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Subject: [SBB] Rufous Hummers at Ed Levin CP
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Hello All,

This morning (Fri, 3/7) I saw two male RUFOUS HUMMINGBIRDS at Ed Levin CP.  
One was in the Elm Picnic Area in the flowering eucalyptus by the golf course 
fence.  The other one was seen at the Spring Valley Picnic Area.  Both 
obliged by perching for a time on nearby pines thereby giving excellent views 
of these exquisite little gems.  
I could not detect any Allen's Hummingbirds for certain, but I did see two 
female selasphorous-type hummers among the ecucalyptus at the Spring Valley 
parking lot.

Other birds of note included a BARN SWALLOW at Sandy Wool Lake and fifteen 
WILD TURKEYS crossing Downing Rd (the entrance road to the Sandy Wool Lake / 
Elm Picnic Area portions of the park).

That's it for now - Ann Verdi
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