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Subject: [SBB] Lewis's Woodpeckers continue at Skyline
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Hi all!
    My mom and I drove up to Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve this morning.  
 (Yes, we both drove--me behind the wheel and she from the back seat.)   As 
we were walking up the hill on the northwest side of Alpine Pond, we thought we 
saw a crow flying into a dead pine.  Upon closer look, we discovered we had 
found the Lewis's Woodpecker that we had read about here on SBB!   In fact, we 
found a total of four LEWO's, all on the dead trees right along Alpine road 
just west of Skyline.   At one point an American Kestral flew in and perched on 
a branch, but neither the woodpeckers--Lewis's and Acorn--nor the omnipresent 
jays--mostly Scrub, with a few Stellar's--were were fazed. (Guess they all 
figured he wouldn't pick on someone his own size.) 
    A quick thanks to everyone for such a warm welcome here at SBB and on the 
bird walks I've been on so far!

Kim Blythe 
Santa Clara
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