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Subject: [SBB] Rufous Hummingbird, Lawrence's Goldfinch (San Antonio Valley)
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Folks:

Today, 4/8/04, my wife and I drove over Mt. Hamilton to San Antonio Valley 
for the wildflowers.  Goldfields were widespread in the valley, and about 
at their peak, but not as spectacular as in some springs.  A variety of 
lupines, penstemons, Indian paintbrush, and such on Mt. Hamilton as well as 
along Arroyo Mocho.

I stopped a couple of places where I had seen Lewis's Woodpeckers a month 
ago, but did not find any.  Lunch at the junction provided a male RUFOUS 
HUMMINGBIRD as well as a female Selasphorus and 4+ Annas.  Across from the 
cafe, the fiddleneck is in bloom at the CDF station and in a brief stop I 
saw two male LAWRENCE'S GOLDFINCHES and a female working on a nest.

Bill

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