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Hey SB Birders-

I checked out some previous reports and found the following:
In Alum Rock Park an American Dipper was under the bridge to the Log Cabin 
Picnic Area at 8:10 am. Upstream past the next bridge, 5 male Wild Turkeys 
were displaying to uninterested females. At Ed Levin Park, 9:30 am, one 
Rufous Hummer was well seen and several heard in the trees around the parking 
lot for the group picnic area near the ranger residence. The Long-eared Owl 
was seen at 10 am in the Elm Picnic Area. This owl apparantly has endured 
several weeks of barbeques, bikes, kids, dogs, and mowing machines, and 
birders are probably the least of its worries, but it still pays to use 
discretion when looking for it. 

Good Luck.
Dave Weber
Milpitas
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