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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I had a calling and drumming PILEATED 
WOODPECKER near the top of a tall evergreen on the north side of Skyline 
approximately one mile northwest of the Grizzly Flat Trail parking lot (about 0.1 miles 
southeast of a mailbox with the number 340 on it).  The bird was first heard 
drumming. a few minutes later the bird gave a nice variety of territorial calls 
(fairly short calls of varying tempo and tone but continuing for perhaps a 
minute in total).  The PIWO flew eventually down, to the north and over a steep 
valley as a RED-TAILED HAWK flew low near it's perch.  According to my maps 
this bird would be within in Palo Alto City limits and in Santa Clara County 
despite the fact that San Mateo County mileage markers are on the edge of the 
road.  

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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