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Subject: [SBB] Golden Eagle in Milpitas
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Tuesday morning at 10:15 I observed a  adult GOLDEN EAGLE coasting  high to the west from the foothills just south of Ed Levin Park where I live.  The eagle seemed to have a definite destination in mind; it appeared headed on a bee-line towards Alviso.  This is the second time for eagles in the last week.  In both cases, I was alerted to their presence high above by the screams of harrassing Red-tailed Hawks.
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