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Subject: [SBB] Townsend's Solitaire, White-throated Sparrow & Varied Thrush
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All,

This morning Linda Sullivan, Roy Carlson, Frank Vanslager and I saw the 
TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE at Hidden Villa [a life bird for Linda, county life bird #316 
for me].  The bird was first found in the small bushy tree, black berries on 
it, located below the Magnolia tree and it later flew to the bare trees on the 
other side of the garden [where seemed to be eating leaf buds].  I was 
somewhat amazed that the bird was still there as several groups [perhaps a dozen] of 
loud, small children were touring the immediate area while another group of 
teenagers trimmed the bushes along the fence [immediately around and under the 
bushy tree] and a small building was being built less than twenty feet away 
[sawing, hammering, etc.].  Earlier Frank and I saw a WHITE-THROATED SPARROW 
[this one didn't look that dull to me] and a VARIED THRUSH.  

I should note that yesterday [2/18] Frank and I worked the area between Page 
Mill Road, Arastradero Road, El Monte and I-280 [and fields in between] in 
hopes of finding the reported Rough-legged Hawk.  Lots of RED-TAILED HAWKS and a 
couple GOLDEN EAGLES but no Rough-legged Hawks.

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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