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Subject: [SBB] Grant Ranch
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All,

On Saturday morning 5/17/03, I spent a few hours in Grant Ranch County
Park, hoping for lingering migrants.

Smith's Creek was pretty silent, with single TOWNSEND'S and HERMIT
WARBLERS, 2 singing WILSON'S WARBLERS, and 2-3 WESTERN TANAGERS.  I
had at least 3 singing male LAZULI BUNTINGS here and 6 more elsewhere
in Grant Ranch and along Quimby Road.

Twin Gates had no migrants, but I did see nest building by EUROPEAN
STARLING, BULLOCK'S ORIOLE, and HOUSE FINCH and heard a singing
GRASSHOPPER SPARROW.

Three singing male YELLOW WARBLERS and a singing WARBLING VIREO were
near the ranch house and the adjacent riparian corridor.  An ACORN
WOODPECKER nest with young was at the upper end of the parking lot
here.

The only other bird of note was a male WOOD DUCK on the pond below the
road a half-mile or so above Grant Lake.

Mike Rogers
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