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From: "R. Strait" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Goldeneyes at Sunnyvale Baylands Park
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Hello,

I saw two female Goldeneyes while walking at Sunnyvale Baylands Park about
mid-morning today.  They were in the pond area along the main trail across
the park.  Later I saw them in a flooded area between the wooden walkway and
the observation platform.  I believe these were Common Goldeneye females.
One had a mostly black bill with a well delineated orange tip.  The other
bird had an all black bill.  These are the first Goldeneyes I've seen here
during this fall/winter season.

One other bird of interest that I have seen occasionally is a Northern
Flicker with both a red nape and a red malar stripe.  Does this combination
reveal what hybrid mix is represented?  I last saw this bird yesterday in
the Eucalyptus grove in the north end of the park.

Rosalie Strait

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