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I had two GOLDEN EAGLES today while touring the county for year birds.  One was flying high above the North Rim trail at Alum Rock Park.  I could not relocate the American Dippers today, despite walking up and down the creek quite a lot.  On the North Rim trail, I had multiple CALIFORNIA THRASHER, a RED-BREASTED SAPSUCKER, and two heard-only RUFOUS-CROWNED SPARROWS, in addition to the expected species.

The second GOLDEN EAGLE was perched on a telephone pole south of the boat launch area at Calero, and allowed a close-up study.  The Bald Eagle was not to be found.  

Jennifer Rycenga
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