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From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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    This morning at CCFS, there was an alternate-plumaged Lesser Yellowlegs
with 8 Greaters at the flooded area west of the waterbird pond.  There were
only a handful of other migrant shorebirds, including Dowitchers (Short-Billed
identified), Western and Least Sandpipers, and a couple of Semipalmated
Plovers.  I noticed one male Tricolored Blackbird among the blackbird flock,
but I didn't do a serious search for more.
									Al