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A singing BULLOCK'S ORIOLE, first of the spring here, was in Frenchman's
Meadow on the Stanford Campus this morning. A pair of NUTTALL'S WOODPECKERS
were copulating in the birches at the center of the meadow, and I've found
the male drumming, and seen both of them chiseling on a couple of new
potential nest holes in the dead snag in the same copse in the last two
weeks.

Red-tailed Hawks have nested near this meadow for the last many years, but
I haven't been able to locate a nest this year so far. One was gathering
nest material in my yard a couple of weeks, which is to say noisily ripping
a branch off one of our redwoods, so they are presumably somewhere around.

I've seen a pair of WHITE-TAILED KITES perching together and carrying
nesting material over in the Raimundo-Peter Coutts area.

Tom Grey
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