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Re: [SBB] Common Poorwill at Almaden Quicksilver



Bob,

I would guess Western Screech-Owls as they are abundant and vocal in this area. In the series of night visits that I made over the past couple of years (usually in late summer/early fall) I recall only hearing Great Horned Owls in the farm area near the trail head. Up the trail to beyond the Senador Mine plaque, the owls were screech-owls. Other night critters that I have seen along this trail include Western Spadefoot and Western Toad on single occasions.

Les
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On Jun 16, 2005, at 11:39 AM, [[email protected]] wrote:

All,

Last night Frank Vanslager, Peggy Don and I had several [4 to 6] calling
COMMON POORWILL at Almaden Quicksilver [McAbee Rd entrance]. The first call was
heard at about 8:45 and one COPO was seen flying across the canyon, toward
the southeast, at around 9 o'clock. As we were leaving we heard a strange
series of Owl "complaint" calls with a couple screech's thrown in.
Unfortunately these were the only Owl calls we heard and I am unable to decide if they
were Western Screech Owl or Great Horned Owl calls.


Take care,
Bob Reiling

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