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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] LONG-TAILED DUCK
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All,

I headed out to Shoreline Park this morning 12/2/02, hoping to
relocate at least one of the Long-tailed Ducks that has been seen
lately.  I first scanned Shoreline Lake, which had both the adult male
BARROW'S GOLDENEYE and the adult male hybrid BARROW'S x COMMON
GOLDENEYE.  Also on the lake were 58 SURF SCOTERS, more than have been
around in past weeks.

I headed out to Salt Pond A1 and quickly located a LONG-TAILED DUCK
in with the duck flock in the southeast part of the pond, which was
then enjoyed by several others birders as well.  This bird looked like
Sibley's adult female, but did have some gray smudging on the flanks.
Presumably this was the paler of the two birds reported previously.
Fourteen BROWN PELICANS were over Salt Pond A2W to the east.

Mike Rogers
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