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   I was getting sleepy at work when I read Mike Roger's post about the
   YHBB. So off I went. Where Disk Dr starts curving east I heard the
   'snarling cat' sounds of a YHBB and soon saw it on the west side
   fence. All of the RWBBs were on the east side. Two Am White Pelicans
   soared low over the field. A Loggerhead Shrike was also along the
   road.
   Dave Weber,
   Milpitas.
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