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Subject: [SBB] Stake-out Birds
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Folks:

This morning, 12/10/2004, I tried for some stake-out birds.  Mid-morning, 
at Ed Levin CP, Dean Manley and Matt O'Brien had seen the LONG-EARED OWL 
pair and showed me where they were.  I walked downstream along San Tomas 
Aquino Creek, below the Agnew bridge, to the pond at Great America and 
found PALM WARBLER still there.  It was foraging in the bottlebrush 
furthest north.  A visit to the Canada Goose flock at Lake Cunningham 
provided three CACKLING GEESE.  Two OSPREY were over the Parkway Lakes.  An 
adult FERRUGINOUS HAWK was along Richmond near Santa Teresa in the Coyote 
Valley.  No sign of the Bald Eagle at Calero Reservoir, but I think this 
bird often moves further to the west and uphill after boaters get on the 
reservoir.

Bill

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