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Subject: [SBB] Phainopepla continues
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All,

The female-plumaged PHAINOPEPLA was still along Stevens Creek south of
L'Avenida at 1:00pm today 8/31/04.  It was down south of the orange
"end construction" sign, near the next pair of high voltage towers.  I
also saw a WESTERN TANAGER eating a wasp, 3 WESTERN BLUEBIRDS flying
across the creek to Moffett Field, and a DARK-EYED JUNCO.  An AMERICAN
GOLDFINCH was seen feeding young as well.

Despite birding this area regularly, this is the first Phainopepla I
have ever seen here - Thanks Kris!

Mike Rogers
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