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Folks:

      This morning, 10/29/2002, I visited the south end of Calero Reservoir.  
As I pulled in to park, I saw the 1st-winter male YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRD on 
the wires with other blackbirds, adjacent to the ranger station.  I put the 
scope on it and took some notes, but when it flew I lost track of the 
bird and could not find it again.  I walked out beside the creek here and saw 
the ROCK WREN on the east side (among rocks).  The goose flock was gone when I 
scanned the reservoir edge, but foraging birds started to return as I left the 
park.  I only saw one WILSON'S SNIPE in all of the excellent habitat on the 
south edge.  Five BONAPARTE'S GULLS were foraging along the reservoir edge--I 
don't know how typical they are for this location.  My count of the actively 
feeding COMMON MERGANSERS reached 19.  As for the WILD TURKEYS . . .

      As I was leaving the crew of Rogers, Kenner, and Kenny were at hand.  
Although they had not yet found the Yellow-headed Blackbird, we can hope for 
great things when they report later.

      					Bill
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