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From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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   On Sunday morning I hit a few spots along the Santa Cruz Mountains ridge.
Loma Prieta proved to be both windy and fairly quiet; I didn't bother walking
much above the four-point intersection.  Wrights Station Road had a lot
more activity, including a Pileated Woodpecker heard (and likely glimpsed
in flight) about 0.5 or 0.6 miles down.  Pygmy Nuthatch was also in the
area.
   North of Hwy 17, I stopped briefly in the area where David Suddjian had
reported Indigo Bunting, but there weren't any birds feeding near the road
(although there were many finches heard from trees away from the road); no
luck.  Finally, at Sanborn-Skyline Park across Skyline Blvd from the main
Castle Rock entrance there were (as is typical) several singing Yellow-rumped
Warblers, and I heard one Red-breasted Nuthatch (in Santa Clara Co.).

                                                              Al Eisner
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