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Subject: [SBB] Wandering Tattler
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   Walking on the Northwest shore of Calero Reservior today, I surprised, 
and was surprised by, a Wandering Tattler on the pebble and mud shoreline.  
The spot was a small cove to the East of where the path is now squeezed 
between water and the barbed wire fence.

   The Tattler flew to a nearby floating log, and offered a good view for a 
minute or two.  It's upper wings, head, neck, and breast were a plain, even 
grey--no spots or bars.  It's vent and belly were white, sharply distinct 
from the grey.  It had a whitish throat; a low, round crown; a broken, white 
eye ring; a long, straight, dark bill; and bright, yellow legs.  While on 
the log, it bobbed it's head up and down and wagged it's tail up and 
down--not at the same time, of course.

   Regards, Mark L. Jenkins

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