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Subject: [SBB] Golden Eagle
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Hello,

We just returned from a walk at Sunnyvale Baylands Park.  As we were leaving
a flock of noisy AMERICAN CROWS were none too successfully mobbing a GOLDEN
EAGLE.  The Eagle was sitting in the largest evergreen tree just over the
perimeter fence at the southeast corner of the park.  The Eagle showed no
signs of leaving.

I also saw a female red-shafted NORTHERN FLICKER in the Eucalyptus grove
along the Wave Walk.  This is the first Flicker I have seen here for many
months.

Rosalie Strait

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