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    Warblers found at the end of Terminal Way in Mountainview on a brief
stop this morning were mostly Audubon's.  I had two Yellow and one Myrtle,
along with Commong Yellowthroat; a chip heard from the conifers sounded
like Townsend's but I didn't track it down.  A walk around the Forebay
didn't turn up anything of note*, but erhe were six Black Skimmers on the
island at the near end of Charleston Slough.
									Al

* The Forebay has increasing growths of both reeds and garbage.  Have
  Moorhens really become scarce here (they were common some years ago)
  or is it just that they have become harder to see?  I didn't even find
  one today....

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