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After an hour of unsuccessfully looking for the Glaucous Gull at Almaden 
Lake I walked south on the Alamitos Creek trail. I didn't find  many 
good  birds except for one male Wood Duck. Wild Turkeys are on the east 
side of the fence regularly now. Near par course #4  a small Red Alder tree 
full of American Goldfinches. There were two larger yellow birds in the 
same tree, which upon closer look were determined to be a pair of Western 
Tanagers. Most likely the same pair I found Nov. 16th north of where seen 
today. The female had a clear yellow breast, the male appeared similar 
except for a darker crown and also darker around his bright orangish beak. 
I got a prolonged look, then they flew off into a large oak tree. Janna Pauser


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