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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I had an OSPREY perched in a tree on the 
small island in the northern most Los Gatos Creek Park Pond [a usual place], an 
adult BALD EAGLE in a tree on the northwestern side of Calreo Reservoir [a 
sometimes, "bad weather" place].  A WESTERN GREBE east of the boat launch at 
Calero.  An adult FERRUGINOUS HAWK in the field [on the ground] northeast of the 
intersection of Santa Teresa Blvd. and Richmond Ave in Morgan Hill [a recent 
place], another adult FERRUGINOUS HAWK southeast of the intersection of Rucker 
Ave and New Ave in Gilroy [on the television antenna on top of a two-story 
house, a usual place].  Five WILD TURKEYS on the east side of Canada Road a couple 
miles south of Gilroy Hot Springs Road. A good sized flock of LARK SPARROWS 
[20-30 birds] and a LEWIS'S WOODPECKER on the north side of Canada Road 1.7 
miles southwest of it's junction with Jamison Rd [approx. 4 miles from Hwy, 152, a 
usual place for the sparrows but a new place for the woodpecker]. Finally we 
had two GREAT-TAILED GRACKLES [a brownish-black bodied but bright yellow eyed 
male (?) and a female] in the parking lot of Riverside Golf Course [a 
sometimes place].  

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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