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From: Janna Pauser <[[email protected]]>
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I met two British chaps birding in Quicksilver Park yesterday afternoon 
who saw the Rufous backed Robin at Elkhorn Slough last weekend. They had 
it in their scope for ten minutes and reported it to the park ranger. 
They had been birding at various locations in the Bay Area for five days 
and said I was the first birder they'd met. As we were talking I noticed 
a flurry of activity in a small tree. We saw eight Huttons Vireos 
chattering to each other. I didn't know they were capable of such 
sounds. Suddenly they all flew off into the oak tree.
Janna Pauser


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