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Subject: [SBB] Palo Alto Flood Control and Coyote Point
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All,

Today, Brian Christman and I birded the Palo Alto Flood Control Basin on
Frontage Road between San Antonio and Embarcadero. We were able to find
a drake EURASIAN WIGEON easily among the group of AMERICAN WIGEONS but
the trip required knee-high rubber boots to cross a stream along the
way. The bird was in a large pool on the right quite far out. As well,
we came across a group of four BLUE-WINGED TEAL that were resting in the
second pond on the left as we took the trail out toward the bay. The
week prior we had found WILSON'S SNIPE in the same area, but none were
seen today.
Not far from there, at the end of Geng Road in Palo Alto, we found a
group of HOODED MERGANSERS in the pond by the golf course which included
two males and eight females.

A short trip to Coyote Point failed to locate the Harlequin Duck
reported along the rock jetty, but we did find 8 BLACK OYSTERCATCHERS
and a large group of BLACK TURNSTONES.

Matthew Dodder
http://www.birdguy.net

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