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Hello All,

Today (Fri 3/14) I did my monthly survey of birds seen at Almaden Reservoir 
and the Twin Creeks area and have a few birds to report.

Fourteen WOOD DUCKS were at Almaden Reservoir - 9 males and 5 females - all 
five females were paired with males.  Ten WILD TURKEYS including displaying 
males were at the upper end mudflats.

A sizable flock of PINE SISKINS and LESSER GOLDFINCH moved through the 
hillside oaks at the Denham property along Alamitos Road.

N. ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOWS and a vociferous HOUSE WREN were back in the Twin 
Creeks area.

And that's about it for now - Ann Verdi
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