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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I hiked from Fremont Older Open Space 
Preserve to Stevens Creek County Park.  Best birding was on the road beyond 
the Fremont Older parking lot (very birdy for the next half mile or so).  
"Mentionables" include YELLOW-RUMPED, ORANGE-CROWNED, TOWNSEND'S, and 
WILSON'S WARBLERS, HUTTON'S and WARBLING VIREOS, RUBY-CROWNED KINGLETS, 
LESSER and AMERICAN GOLDFINCHES, DOWNY and NUTTAL'S WOODPECKERS, WESTERN 
BLUEBIRDS, WRENTIT, PURPLE FINCHES and PINE SISKINS.  Along the ridge we had 
several BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHERS (one sang it's complex song to another, while 
both were in a small tree near us).  In the Villa Maria picnic area we had a 
COOPER'S HAWK flying south followed shortly by a PEREGRINE FALCON which chose 
to catch a thermal above us.  Frank hiked this same trail yesterday, both 
ways (no scope), with similar results except that he also had PACIFIC-SLOPE 
FLYCATCHERS but had no Pine Siskins.  

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 2:32 PM, 3/26/03
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