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SBBers.
This morning, 03/23/06, I heard a familiar song at
Rancho San Antonio. It was from my FOS WARBLING VIREO, a welcome
sight. Later, I was scanning to find another singer when
an ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER flew down from the shrub to a small puddle
in front of me to take a bath.
Along the Lower Meadow Trail a covey of 30
CALIFORNIA QUAIL foraged with GOLDEN-CROWNED SPARROWs and CALIFORNIA TOWHEEs
oblivious to the constant stream of hikers and joggers. Most surprising to
me was a CALIFORNIA THRASHER among them who also seemed unconcerned about
the foot traffic.
At 12:30 PM I spotted an interesting flyer
near Deer Hollow Farm. It was a bat. Previously I have seen
bats only in the evening.
My last interesting sight involved two
male HAIRY WOODPECKERs having a territorial dispute. One of
them flew at the other frequently as it foraged in an
oak.
Peggy Don
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