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All,
 
This morning Frank Vanslager and I had at least three SAY'S PHOEBES, a  
LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE and a small flock of WESTERN BLUEBIRDS on Sierra Road  (and 
that's all).  Later, east of Felter Road (at a point  where you can view Calaveras 
Reservoir) we had a perched light phase  juvenile FERRUGINOUS HAWK.  Then in 
the cattle pond located between  Felter and Calaveras Rds, north of Marsh Rd., 
we had three HOODED  MERGANSERS (two adult males) with the usual assortment of 
ducks.  Two  GOLDEN EAGLES were spotted in the same area, one with a white 
base of the tail  but no white wing spots (2nd year bird?) flew off from the 
hillside  leaving behind what appeared to be a dead Ground Squirrel?  The first  
slag ponds west of the Coyote Creek Field Station entrance road had good  
quantities of our smaller Gulls (lots of MEW GULLS and one BONAPARTE'S  GULL in a 
flock of RING-BILLED GULLS with couple CALIFORNIA,  HERRING and at least one 
THAYER'S GULL included for size  comparison).  While at CCFS we noted that a 
RED-SHOULDERED HAWK and a  RED-TAILED HAWK amicably shared a tree while later 
alongside the  Environmental Education Center entrance road a PEREGRINE FALCON 
and a RED-TAILED  HAWK shared the same power tower.  
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling 
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