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Spain March 2003 |
| The following is a birding trip itinerary and bird list, taking in some of the recognised birding spots of the central plains of Spain, the Pyrenees, and the Picos de Europa, and the birds likely to be encountered. The trip was taken in March 2003; it commenced on the 11th and concluded on the 25th. The timing of the trip took into account high mountain species, which would have returned to the high tops with the onset of warmer weather, making them far more difficult to see. A trip at this time of the year will exclude many of the migrant passerines, which pass through Spain during the second half of the month of April. The weather was dry and warm for the main with sporadic light showers chiefly at night during the second week. Birding sights visited were taken from Gostours Guide, Finding Birds in Northern Spain; and John Muddeman’s, A Birdwatching Guide To Extremadura; The Trip format and the itinerary was formulated by David & Amanda Mason, who also took the photos. Travel to and from Spain was by Easyjet from Liverpool to Madrid. Car hire was from Hertz, booked through Holiday autos. co. uk. All hotels were selected and booked through the internet. This trip list and itinerary is a guide
to others planning a similar trip and also gives a list of the birds
which may be encountered. A total of 155 species was seen during the trip of which 12 were lifers - Alpine Accentor, Alpine Chough, Black Vulture, Black Wheatear, Bar-headed Goose, Black-bellied & Pin-tailed Sandgrouse, Dupont’s Lark, Eagle Owl, Lammergeier, Snow Finch and Wallcreeper.
The following pages contain a day by day, site by site list of notable birds seen. The very common birds have not been included in this section. Tuesday 11th March (Day 1) Travel from Liverpool to Madrid on Easyjet flight 771, transfer to Hertz rental car and travel to Zaragoza. Overnight Hotel Hesperia Zaragoza. Wednesday 12th March (Day 2) Birds seen whilst travelling from Madrid to Zaragoza on the 11th are included in the list for the 12th. Sites visited to-day were Belchite, Sastrago, and Bujaralloz (GOSTOURS PAGE 8 & 9) Species Status
Thursday 13th March (Day3) Travel Zaragoza to Huesca in the Spanish Pyrenees. Overnight at Hotel Pedro I de Aragon 13th, 14th, and 15th. Site visited on Thursday 13th Vadiello Dam Species Status Cormorant 2 birds feeding on reservoir
Cattle Egret Small numbers encountered at Loporzano
Grey Heron 1 bird at Reservoir
White Stork Many birds seen en-route to Huesca
Mallard A pair of birds flying over reservoir
Black Kite Birds seen en-route to Huesca
Lammergeier 1 bird flying west over Vadiello reservoir
Egyptian Vulture 4 to 5 pairs flying above Vadiello
Griffon Vulture 70> birds both flying and roosting Vadiello
Common Buzzard Birds both en-route and at Loporzano
Golden Eagle 1 immature bird Loporzano
Common Kestrel Birds encountered at all suitable locations
Moorhen Seen en-route to Huesca
Coot As Moorhen
Rock Dove Small flock above Vadiello dam
Crag Martin Good numbers at Vadiello
White Wagtail Birds common at all suitable locations
Wren Birds feeding young at Vadiello
Black Redstart Common bird for the region
Blackcap 2 females, 1 male in bushes Vadiello
Chiffchaff Several birds observed singing
Long-tailed Tit A pair seen between Vadiello and Loporzano
Blue Tit Birds seen around dam Vadiello
Raven Not uncommon at suitable sites
Spotless Starling Very common throughout region
House Sparrow Common everywhere
Serin 2 males between Vadiello and Loporzano
Cirl Bunting Single male between Vadiello and Loporzano
Corn Bunting Very common throughout region
Friday 14th March (Day 4) Sites visited were Riglos, Hecho Valley, Binies Gorge, Monasterio de San Juan. (GOSTOURS PAGES 2 & 3)
Species Status
Grey Heron Common at all suitable sites
White Stork Several birds seen between sites.
Black Kite Several birds seen around the Monasterio
Red Kite 2 birds at the Hecho Valley
Griffon Vulture Possibly 100> birds at Riglos, 50> Binies Gorge
Egyptian Vulture Several birds at Riglos
Short-toed Eagle 1 bird between Riglos and Hecho valley
Common Buzzard The commonest raptor of the region
Common Kestrel Birds common at all suitable locations
Merlin 1 Female observed near Hecho
Rock Dove Several birds at Riglos
Great Spotted Woodpecker 2/3 birds at the Monasterio
Crag Martin Birds encountered at all the above sites
Grey Wagtail First of only 2 sightings for trip, bird seen in the Hecho Valley
White Wagtail Common at all suitable locations
Black Redstart Several birds seen in Riglos village
Stonechat 2 males seen on approach road to Riglos
Blue Rock Thrush A male singing in the quarry at Riglos
Blackbird Common at suitable locations
Mistle Thrush A pair seen at Riglos
Blackcap 2 birds seen at the Monasterio, last birds for the trip
Chiffchaff A bird seen calling in the trees adjacent to the Monasterio
Firecrest Birds observed in the conifers at Riglos and the Monasterio
Coal Tit A singleton observed singing in the conifers at the Monasterio
Blue Tit The commonest Tit of the Region
Great Tit The second most common Tit
Long-tailed Tit Small flocks at the Monasterio
Nuthatch 2 birds at the Monasterio
Spotless Starling Very common bird of the region
House Sparrow Very common everywhere
Chaffinch Odd birds at suitable locations
Serin Small flock at Riglos Car-park
Cirl Bunting Male observed singing at Riglos Car-park
Corn Bunting Very common throughout region
Saturday 15th March (Day
5) Sites visited were Vadiello Dam, Sarinena
Lagoon, Piraces. Species Status Little Grebe Several birds were evident at the Sarinena lagoon
Great Crested Grebe 20> birds at the Sarinena lagoon
Black-necked Grebe 1 bird Sarinena Lagoon
Cattle Egret Several birds near education centre Sarinena lagoon
Grey Heron 2 birds Sarinena lagoon
White Stork Several birds seen between sites
Widgeon Small numbers Sarinena lagoon
Gadwall Approximately 4 pairs Sarinena lagoon
Teal Probably a dozen or so birds Sarinena lagoon
Mallard The commonest duck on the lagoon
Garganey 1 male Sarinena lagoon
Shoveler 30> birds Sarinena lagoon
Black Kite Many birds seen both at Vadiello and between sites
Red Kite Several birds seen between sites
Griffon Vulture 50> birds at Vadiello
Marsh Harrier 1 female flew across Sarinena lagoon
Hen Harrier 1 male over fields between Sarinena and Piraces
Common Buzzard The commonest raptor of the region
Bonelli’s Eagle Single bird at Vadiello
Common Kestrel Birds common at all suitable locations
Red-legged Partridge Several birds seen whilst travelling between sites
Black-winged Stilt 1 pair seen, 1st of many that breed at the lagoon
Lapwing Small number at Sarinena lagoon
Green Sandpiper 1 bird encountered Sarinena lagoon
Black-headed Gull Many hundreds using lagoons for roosting and preening
Yellow-legged Gull Several birds seen with Black-headed Gulls
Crested Lark Several birds at Sarinena
Crag Martin Small colony nesting at the Vadiello Dam
Swallow Obvious migration with many hundreds over Sarinena lagoon
Sand Martin Birds observed with the Swallows
Meadow Pipit Small flock feeding at Sarinena
Yellow Wagtail (Iberiae) Single bird at Sarinena
White Wagtail Common at all suitable locations
Black Redstart Birds common at suitable locations
Stonechat Several birds encountered between sites
Black Wheatear 1 bird observed between Sarinena and Piraces
Blue Rock Thrush Singing male Vadiello Dam
Song Thrush The only bird of the trip encountered Sarinena lagoon
Fan-tailed Warbler First bird of the trip, display flying, Sarinena lagoon
Chiffchaff Several birds at Sarinena lagoon
Wallcreeper Bird seen on tunnel face Vadiello dam
Tree Sparrow Small colony Sarinena lagoon
Rock Sparrow A pair in the rocks behind Piraces village
Serin 20> birds in the bushes Sarinena lagoon
Goldfinch 30> birds with Serin
Reed Bunting Many birds engaged in unusual display flight Sarinena lagoon
Corn Bunting Common at suitable locations
Sunday 16th March (Day 6) Leave Spanish Pyrenees and travel from Huesca to Potes in Picos de Europa. Overnight Parador, Fuente De 16th, 17th, 18th. Site visited en route was the estuary of San Vicente. (GOSTOURS PAGES 32 & 33)
Species Status
Cormorant Birds on the estuary at San Vicente
Little Egret 20> birds loafing on sand bar San Vicente estuary
Grey Heron Common at all suitable sites
White Stork Birds encountered en route to Potes.
Black Kite Many birds seen en route.
Red Kite Several birds seen en route.
Egyptian Vulture Several birds around San Vicente hills.
Griffon Vulture Several birds off motorway between Huesca and Zaragoza
Common Buzzard Several seen en route.
Common Kestrel Birds common at suitable locations.
Ringed Plover Small number seen in mixed flock of waders San Vicente estuary.
Kentish Plover 12 in same mixed flock as above
Dunlin 10 birds with Ringed and Kentish Plovers
Common Sandpiper 4 birds San Vicente estuary
Black-headed Gull Birds present at San Vicente estuary
Yellow-legged Gull Small number present San Vicente estuary
Sandwich Tern A singleton flying across San Vicente estuary
Swallow Active migration with birds heading north.
White Wagtail Common at all suitable locations
Robin 4 birds Fuente de car-park
Black Redstart Birds feeding young in nest at the hotel (Parador)
Spotless Starling Very common bird of the region
Chaffinch 2 birds present on car-park at rear of the hotel
Rock Bunting At least 6 pairs around hotel and cable car area
Corn Bunting Several birds in suitable locations
Monday 17th March (Day 7) Sites visited Top of Fuente De by Cable car and Pido (GOSTOURS PAGES 34 & 35)
Species Status
Griffon Vulture Several birds seen from the top of Fuente De.
Common Buzzard Singleton seen Pido
Booted Eagle Single bird (dark form) Pido
Hobby Male seen Pido
Crag Martin 10> birds hawking around Parador
Grey Wagtail 2 birds on stream adjacent to Parador
Firecrest Several birds in pines base of cable car
Coal Tit Birds in car-park rear of Parador
Blue Tit Birds in pines base of cable car
Great Tit Several birds in bushes Pido
Magpie Several pairs around the hotel
Alpine Chough 8> birds around cable car top of Fuente De
Chough Birds seen in fields at base of cable car
Snow Finch 1 Male seen flying across massif
Alpine Accentor 2 very obliging birds feeding between our feet, top of Fuente De
Chaffinch 12> birds in fields Pido
Yellowhammer Flock feeding on silage heap Pido
Rock Bunting At least 6 pairs around hotel and cable car area
Species Status
Great-crested Grebe Several birds present on Riano reservoir
Cormorant 6> birds Riano reservoir
Black Kite Several birds encountered between sites
Griffon Vulture 50> at San Glorio mirador
Short-toed Eagle A pair of birds display flying
Sparrowhawk 1 bird mobbing Short-toed Eagle
Common Buzzard Birds common throughout region
Common Kestrel Birds common at suitable locations
Yellow-legged Gull Small raft of birds Riano reservoir
Crag Martin Small number San Glorio mirador
Grey Wagtail Few birds by stream at Riano
Dipper Single bird at Riano
Dunnock Only bird of the trip seen in bushes Riano reservoir
Robin Birds seen with Dunnock
Black Redstart Common at all suitable locations
Stonechat Odd birds seen most suitable locations
Blue Tit Sporadic sightings during day
Great Tit Commonplace at suitable locations
Jay 2 birds at Parador
Chough Common around San Glorio
Raven Common at suitable locations
Chaffinch Several birds feeding around Parador
Serin Several birds seen during the day
Bullfinch 1 male and 2 females San Glorio
Rock Bunting At least 6 pairs around hotel and cable car area
Species Status
Little Grebe Several birds at Villafafila lagoons
Great-crested Grebe 20> birds at lagoons
Cormorant Small number at lagoons and visitor centre pools
Cattle Egret Several small flocks seen en-route to Benavente
Little Egret 50> birds loafing at Villafafila lagoons
White Stork Many birds seen feeding in fields en-route to Benavente
White-fronted goose 3 birds near visitor centre Villafafila
Greylag Goose 40> birds Visitor centre Villafafila
Bar-headed Goose 3 birds at visitor centre 1 feral, 2 wild
Ruddy Shelduck 2 birds at visitor centre Villafafila
Shelduck 4 birds at visitor centre Villafafila
Widgeon Small number at Villafafila lagoons
Gadwall 4 pairs at visitor centre Villafafila
Teal Birds present Villafafila lagoons
Pintail 10> pairs Villafafila lagoons
Shoveler Good numbers of birds on the lagoons at Villafafila
Pochard Small number at visitor centre Villafafila
Tufted Duck Small number at visitor centre Villafafila
Black Kite Birds encountered en-route
Red Kite Few birds encountered en-route
Marsh Harrier A pair seen at Villafafila lagoons
Montagu’s Harrier 2 males seen en-route near Benavente
Sparrowhawk Single bird seen en-route
Common Buzzard Common throughout the area
Imperial Eagle (Sp) A mature bird seen en-route
Great Bustard Flocks up to 50> seen on plains around Villafafila
Avocet 100> birds Villafafila lagoons
Lapwing 20> at Villafafila lagoons
Ringed Plover Bird at Villafafila lagoons
Ruff Small number present Villafafila lagoons
Black-tailed Godwit Several birds at Villafafila
Curlew Fair numbers present Villafafila lagoons
Common Redshank Single bird at Villafafila
Collared Dove Very common throughout the region
Little Owl 2 birds on rocks near Villafafila
Crested Lark Birds common at suitable locations
Skylark Several on plains around Villafafila
White Wagtail Common at suitable locations
Stonechat Odd birds seen en-route
Northern Wheatear 1st bird of the trip Villafafila
Great Grey Shrike Several birds throughout the day
Jay Single bird at Fuente De
Fan-tailed Warbler Several birds display flying on plains around Villafafila
Rock Bunting Birds seen en-route
Corn Bunting Birds seen en-route
Species Status
Cormorant Several on river at Pena Falcon
Cattle Egret Flock of c15 seen en-route
Black Stork 3 birds encountered flying around the massif Pena Falcon
White Stork Many birds seen en-route to Trujillo.
Black Kite Many birds encountered in Monfrague
Red Kite Smaller numbers than Black Kite but still good numbers
Egyptian Vulture Several pairs seen around Pena Falcon
Griffon Vulture 100> birds seen throughout Monfrague
Black Vulture 2 birds flying around the massif Pena Falcon
Short-toed Eagle Single bird Monfrague
Bonelli’s Eagle 2 birds on the road to Embalse de Torrejon
Common Kestrel Very common at all suitable locations
Peregrine Only sighting of the trip at Pena Falcon massif
Crested Lark Several birds at Embalse de Torrejon
Crag Martin Large colony Pena Falcon massif
Swallow Fair numbers around the massif at Pena Falcon
Red-rumped Swallow Several birds flying with Eurasian Swallows
House Martin Several with Swallows
Blue-rock Thrush A single male singing Pena Falcon
Woodchat Shrike First bird of the trip seen from road en-route to Villareal
Azure-winged Magpie Several birds seen en-route to Trujillo
Serin Relatively common in Monfrague
Linnet Several birds at Pena Falcon
Rock Bunting Single male Pena Falcon
Corn Bunting Common around Trujillo
Species Status Cattle Egret Several birds seen en-route
Grey Heron Common at all suitable locations
Honey Buzzard A single bird flying over the Santa Marta De Magasca
Black Kite Many birds encountered between sites
Red Kite Several birds seen around kill Santa Marta De Magasca
Griffon Vulture 5 birds around kill with several circling Santa Marta De Magasca
Black Vulture 4 birds at same kill as Griffon Vultures
Booted Eagle Single bird on road to Monroy
Marsh Harrier Single female encountered on road to Monroy
Montagu’s Harrier Several birds of both sexes using Santa Marta De Magasca roost
Common Buzzard Almost every pylon had a roosting bird
Golden Eagle 2nd bird of the trip road to Monroy
Lesser Kestrel A few birds hawking around town square Trujillo
Common Kestrel Common at all suitable locations
Red-legged Partridge Several birds seen en-route
Little Bustard 20c birds seen from farm track Santa Marta De Magasca
Great Bustard 8c birds in fields adjacent to Santa Marta De Magasca
Black-winged Stilt A pair using Santa Marta De Magasca pool as roost
Stone Curlew 3 birds in fields adjacent to Santa Marta De Magasca
Lapwing 20> birds in fields adjacent to Santa Marta De Magasca
Pin-tailed Sandgrouse 20c birds in fields adjacent to Santa Marta De Magasca
Black-bellied Sandgrouse 30c birds in fly past
Great Spotted Cuckoo 3 birds on fence Santa Marta De Magasca track
Cuckoo Singleton in Cork Oaks Santa Marta De Magasca road
Pallid Swift Small colony in town square Trujillo
Alpine Swift Several birds around river bridge Rio Almonte
Hoopoe Single bird from Santa Marta De Magasca road
Calandra Lark 5> birds Santa Marta De Magasca track
Thekla Lark Common in the area
Woodlark Several birds encountered in Cork Oaks Santa Marta De Magasca
Crag Martin Colony nesting under river bridge Rio Almonte
Swallow Birds collecting mud on the banks of Rio Almonte
House Martin Collecting mud with the Swallows
Northern Wheatear Single bird seen from road to Monroy
Mistle Thrush 2 Birds La Encinilla
Great Grey Shrike A bird in Cork Oaks Santa Marta De Magasca road
Azure-winged Magpie Many birds in Cork Oaks & Olive groves
Species Status Little Grebe Several birds were present on the Embalse de Sierra Brava Reservoir
Great Crested Grebe Good numbers over-wintering Embalse de Sierra Brava Reservoir
Cattle Egret Many birds seen en-route to sites
Little Egret Small flocks encountered en-route to sites
Grey Heron Common at suitable locations
Black Stork 2 birds Monfrague
White Stork Birds abundant both in fields and nest sites
Gadwall Few at Embalse de Sierra Brava Reservoir
Shoveler Possibly the most abundant duck Embalse de Sierra Brava Reservoir
Pochard Small number present Embalse de Sierra Brava Reservoir
Tufted Duck Birds present Embalse de Sierra Brava Reservoir
Black Kite Large numbers using Santa Marta De Magasca as roost site
Red Kite Good numbers using Santa Marta De Magasca as roost site
Griffon Vulture Birds seen around Santa Marta De Magasca
Marsh Harrier 1 bird using Santa Marta De Magasca roost
Montagu’s Harrier Large concentration of birds using Santa Marta de Magasca roost
Common Buzzard Many birds using Santa Marta De Magasca roost site
Lesser Kestrel 20> birds hawking around Trujillo town square
Common Kestrel Birds common all locations
Peregrine Single bird Monfrague
Red-legged Partridge Small numbers encountered especially Santa Marta De Magasca
Little Bustard Flocks 12> seen from the road to Santa Marta De Magasca
Great Bustard 5 birds seen from Santa Marta De Magasca track
Black-winged Stilt A pair using the pond at Santa Marta De Magasca track as roost site
Lapwing 20> birds in fields adjacent to Santa Marta De Magasca track
Black-headed Gull 500> birds present Embalse de Sierra Brava Reservoir
Black-bellied Sandgrouse 2 birds flew passed Santa Marta De Magasca track
Little Owl Two pairs of birds on rocks on Zorita road
Eagle Owl Adult at recognised site in Monfrague
Hoopoe 2 birds in Cork Oaks Santa Marta De Magasca
Calandra Lark Several birds on Santa Marta De Magasca track
Crested Lark Good Numbers encountered in the plains
Red-rumped Swallow Birds seen on wires in Trujillo
Tawny Pipit 2 birds at Madrigalejo
Meadow Pipit Obvious fall with many birds encountered
Blue Rock Thrush Several birds in Monfrague
Cetti’s Warbler 1 in Madrigalejo after previously hearing several
Mistle Thrush 2nd sighting during trip
Fan-tailed Warbler Several birds encountered during the day
Sardinian Warbler Although several birds heard, first bird actually seen
Willow Warbler Several birds in scrub at Embalse de Sierra Brava Reservoir
Great Grey Shrike Singleton in Cork Oaks at Santa Marta De Magasca
Woodchat Shrike 1 at Santa Marta De Magasca
Azure-winged Magpie Good numbers in the Cork Oaks Santa Marta De Magasca
Spanish Sparrow 30> birds on the road to Santa Marta De Magasca
Red Avadavat 4> birds at Madrigalejo only sighting of trip
Serin Fair numbers in Cork Oaks Santa Marta De Magasca
Rock Bunting Pair in Monfrague
Corn Bunting Several seen en-route
Sunday 23rd March (Day13) Sites visited Santa Marta De Magasca various sites south of Caceres. (GOSTOURS PAGES 20 & 21) Species Status Great Crested Grebe Several birds present Valdesalor Reservoir
Cattle Egret Small flocks seen en-route to sites
Little Egret Birds present Valdesalor Reservoir
White Stork Very common throughout the region
Mallard Good numbers on the lake near Montijo
Red-crested Pochard 11 birds seen landing on lake near Montijo
Black-shouldered Kite 3 adult birds seen in same tree Le Roca De la Sierra to Montijo road
Black Kite Numerous sightings throughout the day
Red Kite Same status as Black Kite with 50% reduction in numbers
Black Vulture 4 birds on Aliseda road
Montagu’s Harrier Several birds of both sexes Santa Marta De Magasca roost
Common Buzzard Birds seen during the day especially at Santa Marta De Magasca
Lesser Kestrel Noticeable increase, especially in Trujillo 50>birds
Common Kestrel Birds common at all suitable sites
Red-legged Partridge A few birds seen at suitable locations
Little Bustard 15> birds at Santa Marta De Magasca road
Great Bustard 3 birds Santa Marta De Magasca track plus several flying in area
Black-winged Stilt 3 birds Santa Marta De Magasca track
Stone Curlew Single bird Santa Marta De Magasca
Lapwing 20> birds seen on adjacent land Santa Marta De Magasca track
Green Sandpiper Singleton on river near Trujillo
Black-bellied Sandgrouse Small flock feeding on adjacent land Santa Marta De Magasca track
Pallid Swift Small colony on buildings Trujillo
Hoopoe 2 birds in Cork Oaks at Santa Marta De Magasca road
Greater-spotted Woodpecker 2 birds in olive grove Aliseda road
Calandra Lark 4 birds present Santa Marta De Magasca track
Crested Lark Fair numbers Santa Marta De Magasca track
Woodlark Good numbers in Cork Oaks Santa Marta De Magasca road
Swallow Obvious migration with several hundred passing through
Meadow Pipit 20> birds Santa Marta De Magasca track
Stonechat Small numbers at suitable locations
Mistle Thrush Occasional birds en-route
Cetti’s Warbler Single bird at lake near Montijo
Willow Warbler Several birds seen en-route
Fan-tailed Warbler A bird display flying on land adjacent to lake near Montijo
Nuthatch Single bird on Aliseda road
Great Grey Shrike Occasional birds seen en-route
Jay Birds seen on Aliseda road
Corn Bunting Common in appropriate locations
Woodchat Shrike 2 birds in Cork Oaks at Santa Marta De Magasca road
Azure-winged Magpie Many birds in Cork Oaks at Santa Marta De Magasca road
Spanish Sparrow Colonies in the Storks’ nests around Trujillo
Linnet Several birds at suitable sites
Day 15 return to Liverpool by Easyjet.
Memorable Moments Below are short notes identifying a few of the many memorable moments of the trip, both avian and none-avian. Our 4hr drive from Madrid to Zaragoza and then our 2hr drive around Zaragoza totally lost in the dark, jumping red lights going up one-way streets the wrong way. Trying to understand instructions given in pidgin English, and then finally abandoning the vehicles and finding the hotel on foot. 3 Dupont’s Larks display flying and singing at mid-day in bright sunlight, totally contrary to the popular myth that they only sing at first & last light. (Belchite). A pair of Alpine Accentors, totally ignoring our presence, whilst they fed on microscopic food around our feet. (Picos de Europa). Dozens upon dozens of Griffon Vultures, gliding less than 15 metres above our heads, whilst we picnicked at the mirador on the San Glorio Pass. (Picos de Europa). A scene that could come from the African savannah, with Black Vultures feeding on a carcass whilst Griffon Vultures, Black Kites and Magpies await their turn. (Extremadura). 2 Greater Spotted Cuckoos pair bond feeding on a fence, several feet from our vehicle. (Extremadura). Super views of 3 Black-shouldered Kites sat in the top of a tree. (Extremadura).
David and Amanda Mason (With thanks to Pat and Judy Hayes) |
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