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From: "Roland Kenner" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Stevens Creek, Crittenden to L'Avenida
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Pat Kenny and I followed Bill Bousman around Stevens Creek this morning:
Crittenden Lane to L'Avenida on the west side, crossing at L'Avenida and
returning on the east side by way of the marsh at Charleston Road and
Shoreline.  We saw one "WESTERN" FLYCATCHER, an ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER or
two, and a handful of YELLOW WARBLERs.  The most interesting bird of the day
(things were slow) was our first-of-fall RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET on the north
side of the Charleston/Shoreline marsh.

Roland Kenner


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