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All,

the YHBL flock was still present and quite vocal at the end of Disc
Drive in Alviso on Saturday. This area is, as mentioned by others, is
near the Jubilee Christian Church. The flock Kelly and I saw yesterday
seemed to be made up entirely of females and immatures, but some birds
appeared black and had very yellow heads. No birds showed white wing
flashes at all, so I assume these bright birds were simply vivid
females. Thoughts?

Matthew Dodder
http://www.birdguy.net

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