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Subject: [SBB] Jan 1 Birds, Calero Reservoir and Coyote Lake
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At Calero around 10 AM, we saw two WHITE PELICANS, 3
WHITE-TAILED KITES, and a beautiful view of a GOLDEN
EAGLE that flew directly overhead. Across the road at
the stables we found a LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE.

On the way to Coyote Lake County Park, two wire birds
turned out to be WESTERN BLUEBIRDS.

At the park, we saw two WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATCHES at
the Lakeview Picnic area, a RED-BREASTED SAPSUCKER at
the campground, a RED-SHOULDERED HAWK, 24 WOOD DUCKS
and a male BELTED KINGFISHER near the dam along with 5
RING-NECKED DUCKS,  and about a zillion Crows and
Dark-eyed Juncos.

We missed the Wild Turkeys and Osprey we had seen in
the park the previous day. 

Penny and Dave Kiehl

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