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Subject: [SBB] Uvas Creek Pacific-Slope Flycatcher & House Wren
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All,

This morning along Uvas Creek just upstream of Christmas Hill Park in Gilroy, 
Frank Vanslager and I had a singing PACIFIC-SLOPE FLYCATCHER and a singing 
HOUSE WREN.  Both birds were well seen.  In Christmas Hill Park we had a large 
flock of CEDAR WAXWINGS moving through the eucalyptus trees and berry bushes 
and had a brief view of an adult male Oriole [most likely BUOR] disappearing 
into the conifers.  At one point we watched an arial skirmish between a NORTHERN 
ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOW and at least three TREE SWALLOWS, each species would 
light at the entrance to a nest box only to be driven off by the other [no 
apparent winner but the odds would seem to be against the Northern Rough-winged 
Swallow).

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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