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Subject: [SBB] Ferruginous Hawk (Calaveras)
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Folks:

This morning, 11/21/2003, I made a tour of Marsh, Felter, and Calaveras 
roads near Calaveras Reservoir.  At the end of Marsh Road I found an 
immature FERRUGINOUS HAWK, probably the same bird seen here about 10 days 
ago by Matthew O'Brien.  Someone has built a huge gate at the entrance to 
Marsh Road.  I assume it is to be used in the future to keep out the birder 
riff-raff that plague this area.

I returned via the Sierra Road summit.  The Open Space Authority lands are 
still closed, but they've introduced some handsome horned cattle to some of 
these areas, so maybe the grazing will help the Horned Larks and their friends.

Bill

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