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SouthBayBirders,

Two BLACK TERNS and a COMMON TERN appeared at 4:00 P.M. this afternoon on
the inner levee 100 yards northwest of the radar dish at Donald M. Somers
Water Pollution Control Plant. The Common Tern was in basic plumage and
rested among the visibly larger Forster's Terns. The diminutive Black Terns
alternately rested on the levee and foraged in tandem nearby. Three
alternate plumaged Forster's Terns sat in a row behind the Common Tern.
Fellow birder Emily Serkin spotted the Common Tern and was studying the two
Black Terns when I left at 4:30.

Dennis Braddy
San Ramon

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At 06:09 PM 8/25/02 -0700, Dennis Braddy wrote:
>SouthBayBirders,
>
>Two BLACK TERNS and a COMMON TERN appeared at 4:00 P.M. this afternoon on
>the inner levee 100 yards northwest of the radar dish at Donald M. Somers
>Water Pollution Control Plant. The Common Tern was in basic plumage and
>rested among the visibly larger Forster's Terns. The diminutive Black Terns
>alternately rested on the levee and foraged in tandem nearby. Three
>alternate plumaged Forster's Terns sat in a row behind the Common Tern.
>Fellow birder Emily Serkin spotted the Common Tern and was studying the two
>Black Terns when I left at 4:30.
>
>Dennis Braddy
>San Ramon

John Meyer and I were there from 4:30 to 5:30 and counted four Black Terns.

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Peter LaTourrette
North American Bird Photo Gallery: http://birdphotography.com/
Jasper Ridge, Hawai'i, New Zealand: http://www.stanford.edu/~petelat1/