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From: Lou Beaudet <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Alum Rock Park Highlights
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I had a very nice birding trip to Alum Rock Park today with my Mt
View/Los Altos Beginning Birding class. Beautiful weather. We spotted
two Northern Rough-winged Swallows at the Mineral Springs bridge area
just east (up stream) from the Youth Science Institute, and the American
Dipper was seen at two locations. Once at the bridge near the Ramada
picnic area and the other time at the bridge at the Log Cabin picnic
area.
We spotted a pair of Bewick's Wrens gather nesting material and fly up
into a crevasse in  Alum Rock (lower left, as viewed from the bridge),
near the old park entrance. I tried to make Rock Wrens out of them, but
they stayed Bewick's Wrens.
One of my sharp eyed students also found an active  Oak Titmouse cavity
at the Log Cabin Picnic areas.
It was a good day.
Lou

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