Date: 9/20/26 9:43 am From: hacksoncode via groups.io <hacksoncode...> Subject: Re: [southbaybirds] CLARK'S NUTCRACKERS
Evening Grosbeak just seen at this same spot.
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Ray
On Sat, Sep 19, 2026, 8:31 PM Ryan Phillips via groups.io <norcalbirding=
<gmail.com...> wrote:
> I posted the wrong coords. They were not on the upper saddle but down Mt
> Madonna Road.
> Correct coords here:
> 37.087952,-121.827024
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> Be wary and aware about the two gates that are labeled private road no
> public access. The CLNU were seen well before that gate near Knibbs Knob
> Trail.
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> On Sat, Sep 19, 2026, 3:12 PM Ryan Phillips <norcalbirding...>
> wrote:
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>> Just had a flock of about 15 CLARK'S NUTCRACKERS here on Santa Clara
>> County side!! Lost sight of them as they went low. I feel like they settled
>> and did not continue north. Searching....
>>
>> Seen about here: 37.1053621, -121.8481666
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>> This seems like a good spot to watch for them:
>> 37.093427,-121.838944
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>> *Ryan Phillips* ǀ Owner and Guide
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>> Personal and Group Birding Excursions in Northern California and Beyond
>>
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>> Phone ǀ (831) 234-7324
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>> "Everyone likes birds. What wild creature is more accessible to our eyes
>> and ears, as close to us and everyone in the world, as universal as a bird?"
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>> - Sir David Attenborough
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