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All,

A brief stop on the Palo Alto side of the Dumbarton Bridge produced a
small group of 9 RED PHALAROPE in a large pond near the underpass that
leads back toward Palo Alto. (There is no toll required to visit this
area. I drove almost to the portion of the bridge that starts to climb,
took the right turn and drove parallel to the bridge briefly and located
the birds just beyond the underpass leading back west). There were
multitudes of DUNLIN, BONAPARTE'S GULL as well in the area.

Later in the day, at the Alviso EEC there was a PRAIRIE FALCON on the
power lines leading to the interpretive center. Two LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE
and another enormous group of BONAPARTE'S GULLS flying overhead.

Matthew Dodder
http://www.birdguy.net

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