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Hi All!
    My brief stop at Arzino ranch this afternoon dovetailed Kris's.  I talked 
to the foreman(?) who was only too happy to let me roam around the 
stables/fields.
    I found a flock of  8 Yellow-headed Blackbirds, including 4 brightly 
colored males, hanging out with the horses in the southeasternmost paddocks on the 
ranch. (These are the first paddocks you see as you're entering the 
ranch...I'm assuming the gravel entry road runs north-south.)  The YHBLs  were perched 
on the metal railing, "singing."  :::insert your own strangulation sound 
effects here::: 
    There were also two Tri-colored Blackbirds in the flock!

Kim Blythe
Santa Clara 
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