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...what I mean is birds that were detected near the edges of counties
served by these lists. Sorry for the crossposting.

Yesterday, 7/20/04, on a late afternoon walk at Jasper Ridge, three
LAWRENCE'S GOLDFINCHES were seen at the dam at Searsville Lake.
They appeared to be a male, a female, and a fledgling. BLUE-GRAY
GNATCATCHER families were abundant on the south side of the lake.
This area is inside San Mateo County.

This morning, a PILEATED WOODPECKER did its loud "kik-kik-kik"
call and a softer "wek-wek-wek" call in our backyard forest on the north
(Stevens Creek Canyon) side of Skyline Blvd. I didn't hear any drumming
nor was I able to see the bird. I've had a few infrequent hearings of 
this
species in this area this summer. This location is just inside Santa 
Clara
County.

A few weeks ago, my wife found an apparently car-struck, live COMMON
POORWILL on Skyline Blvd. in the general area of Langley Hill Rd. (near
Thomas Fogarty Winery). It appeared to be an immature bird. It did not
survive. This location is in San Mateo County.

Les Chibana

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