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All,

A brief note on Saturday's field trip to the Sunnyvale Water Treatment 
Facility; our first bird of the day was a MERLIN perched on a power tower 
near the first pond, we had a couple BURROWING OWLS on the north facing side 
of the hill located west of the parking area, many WILSON'S SNIPE in the 
marsh behind Lockheed-Martin (west of the parking lot), RED-BREASTED 
MERGANSER, CLARK'S GREBE, BONAPARTE'S GULL and FORSTER'S TERN in Salt Pond 
A3W (lots of Scaup here), lots of REDHEAD and at least three male EURASIAN 
WIGEON in the larger, western most Evaporation Pond.  One of the male EUWI 
was in full alternate plumage while one of the others was in partial eclipse 
plumage showing a greenish eyestripe but no other hints of AMWI markings (it 
had light gray sides and upper parts, reddish breast).  A third EUWI had been 
seen a short time earlier far to the west of the later two males.  Thousands 
of ducks on the ponds, really looks impressive.

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 12:05 PM, 12/9/02   
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