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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Lake Cunningham
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All,

I checked out Lake Cunningham over lunch today 11/8/02.  The rain has
flooded the fields north of the lake, and they were filled with 195+
CANADA GEESE (including one small dark-breasted bird without a white
neck ring and no black line on the throat separating the white cheek
patches), 10+ GREATER YELLOWLEGS, and many KILLDEER.  There were a few
RING-BILLED GULLS among the dozens of CALIFORNA GULLS, but nothing
more exciting.  Nine AMERICAN WHITE PELICANS and 9 BLACK-CROWNED
NIGHT-HERONS were on the eastern island and a female BUFFLEHEAD and
many EARED GREBES were on the lake.  An adult PEREGRINE FALCON was
eating a pigeon atop a high voltage tower behind Raging Waters.

Mike Rogers
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