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From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Stevens Creek
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   I walked along the South side of Stevens Creek this morning, south from
Crittenden Lane.  There wasn't much migrant activity that I could find.  I
did see two Black-headed Grosbeaks (a female and an immature male, widely
separated).  Otherwise, just a few each of Yellow Warbler and Common
Yellowthroat and two Wilson's Warblers.  One Golden-crowned Sparrow was
singing.
   A brief stop (about 9:45) at Shoreline Lake didn't turn up the Pelagic
Cormorant; there was relatively little Cormorant feeding activity by this
time.
								Al Eisner
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