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Folks:

      This morning, 11/8/2002, I made a brief visit to Shoreline Lake so as to 
recall the pleasures of birding in the rain in preparation for the upcoming 
CBC season.  Nothing really unusual brought in by the storm, but there is 
usually a window of 2-3 days where storm-born strays congregate, so maybe 
something good will come in.  An immature BROWN PELICAN was foraging on the 
lake and good numbers of CANVASBACK and SCAUP have moved onto the lake.  A 
count of 8 SURF SCOTERS are the first "extras" I've seen this season (two 
injured males have been regular all summer and a female less so).  Of the 14 
goldeneyes, most were clearly COMMONs, but three immature/females showed some 
Barrow's characters--these distinctions are tenuous, however, without some 
decent photos.

      A brief stop at L'Avenida showed Stevens Creek about a foot over the 
lower paths on either side.  Neat stuff.

      						Bill
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