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Subject: [SBB] Lake Cunningham 1-19-05
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Hi All!
    Today on the north side of Lake Cunningham  there were 2 CACKLING GEESE 
and 2 SNOW GEESE in with a huge flock of CANADA  GEESE.  In the shallow 
seasonal pond just north of the lake, there were 7  gorgeous CINNAMON TEALS (4 adult 
males), and an AMERICAN KESTREL on his usual  perch on a lamppost north of the 
pond.
    I don't often see WESTERN BLUEBIRDS at Lake  Cunningham;  today there 
were 14, including several bright neon males  (all found along the south edge of 
the lake).  
    I could hear the "yank yank" of a Red-breasted  Nuthatch in the pines on 
my way out, but didn't have time to stop and find  the source of the yank-ing.
                                                    Kim  Blythe    
                                                    Santa  Clara
    
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