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All,

I made a very quick bike trip from Byxbee Park to the outer Palo Alto
Flood Control basin this morning 8/12/03, hoping to add some new
waterfowl breeding confirmations to breeding bird atlas block 8045.
I managed to find a female LESSER SCAUP with two small to mid-sized
young and a female GADWALL with 5 medium-sized young, both new for
the block. A nearly full grown fledgling CLAPPER RAIL was on Hook's
Isle in nearby block 7545.

A pair of adult BLACK SKIMMERS was still accompanying a large
fledgling on the spit of land across from outer Charleston Slough -
all three are unbanded.  Several ducks here included 2 male CANVASBACK
(one with an obviously injured right wing), a family of fully grown
LESSER SCAUP youngsters and a few other adults, and a pair of
GREEN-WINGED TEAL in eclipse plumage.  Twenty-nine NORTHERN PINTAILS
and 5 NORTHERN SHOVELERS are likley recently arrived wintering birds.

Mike Rogers
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