TexBirders, Prompted by Lee Hoy's repeat sighting of a Prairie Falcon on CR 354 on the N side of Granger Lake (e. Williamson Co.), I spent a few hours wandering the county roads in that area today. At 5:25pm, on my 3rd pass through the area, I spotted the Prairie Falcon perched on a telephone pole on CR 354 just E of the CR 350 intersection...just where Lee had mentioned. Recalling that he'd seen another Prairie Falcon closer to the lake on CR 378 some time back, I headed down that way late in the evening. No Prairie Falcon, but I was rewarded by finding an adult WHITE- TAILED HAWK. (That's "hawk", not "kite".) This is probably the bird reported by Victor Emanual in January (?) a few miles away. This was at the very end of CR 378 within the San Gabriel WMA. I studied the perched bird for a few minutes, then it changed perches slightly further away and I watched it for another 5 minutes before it departed to the SW, somewhere towards the willow/ash riparian woods along the mouth of the San Gabriel River. I tried to refind the bird from the CR 391 access point but failed. By then it was dusk. The bird may have roosted in the woods along the San Gabriel River. In January, it was seen on CR 345 near 346, about 3 mi W of the present location. Many thanks to Lee Hoy for keeping in touch about the elusive PRFA and to Victor for his earlier reporting of a very rare Austin area hawk. Chuck Sexton Austin, TX Edit your Freelists account settings for TEXBIRDS at //www.freelists.org/list/texbirds Reposting of traffic from TEXBIRDS is prohibited without seeking permission from the List Owner