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From: "Kris Olson" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Nesting Anna's Hummer at Ed Levin Park
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I forgot to mention that I stopped very briefly today at Ed Levin Park.
Heard 2 selasphorous hummers zing by (seemingly in pine trees rather than
eucalyptus)-- and realized that finding them was going to take more time
than I had.  Above my head in an oak tree I kept hearing an Anna's-- finally
found her on a beautiful little nest.  I thought I would mention this
because it is a breeding bird.  

There were 6 swallows over Sandy Wool Lake and the nearby hills-- I could
see a fair amount of white rump but did not see white on their faces.  I
have seen Tree Swallows nest in this park before.

Kris Olson


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