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Sunday, 8/31, Amy and I spent the day at Henry Coe State Park.  Bird
activity was low, but a couple of birds of interest were observed.  At least
four Western Tanagers were observed in scattered locations. A single
immature Lewis' Woodpecker was seen at Kelly Lake in an area where we have
not observed this species before.  It almost certainly represents post
breeding dispersal as the birds have not been found on a regular basis
anywhere in the park except in San Antonio Valley.  Also at Kelly Lake were
one and possibly two immature Willow Flycatchers.  We have one earlier
record of this species from this time frame, but this species has been rare
in the park.

Jim Yurchenco fide Bill Bousman

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