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Subject: Re: [SBB] Long-tailed Ducks on A1
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All,

This afternoon Bill Bousman refound the light colored LONG-TAILED DUCK on the 
far northern edge of Salt Pond A-1 (near a couple beached boats and a flood 
gate).  Later another birder (don't know who) spotted the darker Long-tailed 
Duck swimming & diving near the first Long-Tailed Duck.  At least four other 
birders got reasonably good views of at least one of the Long-Tailed Duck 
while we were there (up to about 12:40 PM).  Any person on SBB seeing what to 
them is an unusual bird should certainly feel free to report that sighting.  
No special grammar or bird description is required.  If an error is made in 
Identifying the bird chances are someone will try to help that person 
off-line (not on SBB).  As a minimum that person should call or e-mail 
someone who will follow-up on the sighting and thus give other birders an 
opportunity to see the bird.  Try me, I'm easy.

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 2:03 PM, 12/1/02            
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