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Subject: [SBB] Common Poorwill, Almaden Quicksilver
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All,

Last night Frank Vanslager, Rich Page and I heard several (possible saw one) 
COMMON POORWILL in Almaden Quicksilver County Park, not far from the McAbee 
Rd. entrance.  At least two COPO were heard singing at the same time a short way 
up the Senador Mines Trail.  The birds were up the canyon to the east which 
is in the direction of the trail.  Earlier we saw a bird in "fluttering 
flight," going west to east. along the ridgeline to the north of the main trail.  
Another COPO was heard briefly singing to the west in the direction of the 
Guadalupe Trail (as was a duet of GREAT-HORNED OWLS).  A large Owl was later seen 
flying west along the Guadalupe Trail (assumed GHOW).  A single unidentifiable 
screech was the only other indication as to the possible presence of other 
Owls. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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