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Folks:

      Yesterday, 5/19/2003, I made a late-season trip to Smiths Creek for 
migrants and then did a transect over Mt. Hamilton to San Antone Jct. and 
back.  The only migrants for the day were a TOWNSEND'S WARBLER and three 
WILSON'S WARBLERS at Smiths Creek and an immature male WESTERN TANAGER in San 
Antonio Valley.  The Townsend's and two of the Wilson's were imm. females, 
which seems typical for late May migrants.

      In San Antonio Valley, I saw two LEWIS'S WOODPECKERS about 200 m N of 
where the road turns north at the south end of the valley and a pair of 
LAWRENCE'S GOLDFINCHES in the fiddlenecks behind the crew quarters at the CDF 
station at the junction.  One or two GREEN HERONS were along Arroyo Bayo 
within a half mile of the Arnold Pond.

      					Bill
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