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All,

On my lunch hour walk along the Sanfransquito Creek today I came across
a CALIFORNIA THRASHER attending a nest. The bird had a mouth full of
worms and I could see it deep in the blackberry distributing the food to
its young. How many young and exactly the shape of the nest was too
difficult to see, and I didn't want to disturb them more than I already
had. Not far from there two CASSIN'S VIREOS were in full voice as well
as WARBLING VIREO. Nestlings were everywhere it seemed with two families
of CHESTNUT-BACKED CHICKADEES, a family of OAK TITMICE and an active
NUTTALL'S WOODPECKER nest. On my way back toward University Avenue there
were BEWICK'S WRENS at almost every corner and I heard a singing PURPLE
FINCH somewhere in the distance. A small flock of CEDAR WAXWINGS moved
through the neighborhood and 5 VIOLET-GREEN SWALLOWS foraged over the
creek. Not bad for four blocks from downtown.

Matthew Dodder
http://www.birdguy.net

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