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Subject: [SBB] SCVAS field trip "notables"
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All,

"Notables" during today's SCVAS field trip to Gilroy Hot Springs/Canada Roads 
include an adult male WESTERN TANAGER on Gilroy Hot Springs Rd. about 100 
feet east of it's junction with Canada Rd,  calling NORTHERN PYGMY OWLS at each 
of two houses located on the west side of Canada Rd. 1/4 to 1/2 mile south of 
the junction (houses are about 1/4 mile apart and calling ceased just before 
9:30 AM) and 30-50 AMERICAN PIPITS 1.5 miles south of the Jamison Rd. junction.  
GOLDEN EAGLES continue to occupy a nest in a eucalyptus tree on the M & M 
Ranch.  I should also note that Emily Curtis had Lawrence's Goldfinches Thursday 
on the fence about 100 feet south of the entrance to the ranch.  Big miss's 
for the day were Common Merganser and Cassin's Vireo.

Take care,
Bob Reiling 
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