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All: Today, Saturday, at 4:30 PM I drove into the northwest-most parking space at the Palo Alto Duck Pond. While I was still sitting there, an adult, male Yellow-headed Blackbird flew onto the asphalt just in front of my car. He was happily feeding on what the bird-feeders were throwing out, along with some blackbirds, cowbirds, coots, and other riff-raff. He made occasional forays up into those small trees. When I thought he'd left, I got out and found that he was perched nicely on top of one of those trees for a photographer and me. Then he flew off. A quick visit to Byxbee hill netted me 5 different Northern Harriers (a male and 4 female-types), but no Short-eared Owls. Frank Vanslager |
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