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From: "Susan L. Kruse" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: Re: [SBB] Uvas Creek Pacific-Slope Flycatcher & House Wren
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 16:02:18 -0800
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all,

Re Bob Reiling's post, I also saw the singing house wren this morning at
Uvas Preserve - - in the same tree as one was sighted last year by an
Audubon birding group.

At the bird boxes, I missed the rough-winged swallow, but about 8 a.m. two
tree swallows were sitting on the box, and a western bluebird was watching
from a nearby tree.  A week ago, more or less, a western bluebird was
observed looking into the box or standing on it on a couple of occasions.

Sue Kruse, Gilroy


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