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In a message dated 7/31/04 5:27:02 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
[[email protected]] writes:

> 31 Jul is the 97.5th percentile date of all records of FY (n = 88).
> 

Perhaps this is partly a bias of the season in which the atlas data was 
collected. On July 27-29 I was at Portola Redwoods State Park and environs in 
southern San Mateo Co., "just over the ridge" from Patty. I encountered a couple 
dozen junco families, many of which (10+) had begging juveniles that looked 
fairly recently fledged. Some brief stops aIong Skyline Blvd on the SCL/SM border 
also produced a few families with begging juveniles. I can't speak exactly for 
the Santa Clara data set, but in general atlas data collection peaks well 
before the end of July and has slowed substantially by the end of July. So often 
the extremes of the nesting season may not be adequately represented in the 
atlas data.

David Suddjian
Capitola, CA
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