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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I first checked out Shoreline Lake, best 
birds were a probable first winter female BARROW'S GOLDENEYE and a possible 
adult male Barrow's Goldeneye (it had a nice dark scapulars but Frank didn't 
like the shape of the facial crescent).  This was a fairly distant view and 
shortly after sighting the male BAGO it swam out of sight, we then walked 
around the northern edge of the lake for a better look but were unable to 
refind the bird.  We had an adult COOPER'S HAWK perched and calling north of 
the lake.  A nice flock of BONAPARTE'S GULLS were in Salt Pond A1 (just north 
of Shoreline Lake).  Several adult GLOUCOUS-WINGED GULLS were on the eastern 
edge of the lake, a couple HORNED GREBES were on the lake (newly arrived), 
and a GREEN HERON was on the small wooden walkway on the north western side 
of the Lake.  We then walked around the marsh located north of Charleston Rd 
and east of Shoreline Rd., this was a very pleasant walk with a nice variety 
and quantity of birds, no rare ones but a fair number of "good" birds.  We 
had several FOX SPARROW, LINCOLN SPARROW, HERMIT THRUSH, four WILSON'S SNIPE, 
a juvenile SHARP-SHINNED HAWK, juvenile and adult RED-TAILED HAWK, a female 
BELTED KINGFISHER, RUBY-CROWNED KINGLETS, a couple nice flocks of CEDAR 
WAXWINGS, two TOWNSEND'S WARBLERS, and a very cooperative RED-BREASTED 
SAPSUCKER.  We also had both CROWNED SPARROWS, AMERICAN & LESSER GOLDFINCHES, 
CHESTNUT-BACKED CHICKADEE, BUSHTIT, AMERICAN ROBIN, NORTHERN FLICKER, HOUSE 
FINCH, DARK-EYED JUNCO, BLACK PHOEBE, ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD, and lots of 
YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS.  Oddly we had no Song Sparrows or Blackbirds.        
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