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Hello SBBers,
Today, 18 February 2006, at around noon at the Coyote Lake-Harvey Bear
Ranch Boat Ramp (beyond the Ranger Station) [Gilroy area] there were more
than 100 swallows feeding over the Reservoir. Most could be identified as
TREE SWALLOWS with at least three that were VIOLET-GREEN SWALLOWS. There
were some swallows that definitely WERE NOT either of the previously
mentioned birds, with some color, but at that distance could not be
positively identified. There was a dead, bare tree a short distance
from the close shore that thirty or more swallows would land on at a single time
to take a break after foraging. Those birds that rested on the dead tree
were, naturally, much easier to identify.
Linda Adams in San Martin
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