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Hi SB Birders

This morning I tried to find the Nashville Warbler at Overfelt Gardens in E 
SJ. The best I could do was see some yellow undertail coverts preceded by a a 
bright white patch on a small bird in dense shrubs near the highpoint of the 
trail through the California section. Further east along the trail in some 
budding willows there was a Western Tanager. North of the California section in 
sycamores (I think) was one yellow-shafted type flicker lacking any red marks on 
the head, so I think it's a Red-shafted X Yellow-shafted female. Later in 
Alviso, two Ruffs were among the few shorebirds remaining at the State-Spreckles 
pond.

Dave Weber, 
Milpitas
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