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Subject: [SBB] Ross's Geese still at Calero, Tues, Nov 26
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Hello All,

Just to report that the four ROSS'S GEESE were still at the upper end of 
Calero Reservoir as of Tues afternoon, Nov 26.  Also present was the 
small-sized CANADA GOOSE with the dark brown breast.  It's "chin-strap" 
appeared duskier than the white chin-straps of nearby regular Canada Geese - 
did not note any light band at the base of the neck.

At least 50 AMERICAN PIPITS were seen as well as one HORNED GREBE.  One male 
CANVASBACK was in with the other ducks.

That's it for now - Ann
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