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From: "Roland Kenner" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Railroad tracks at EEC
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Saturday morning, Pat Kenny and I walked out the railroad tracks to the
junction from the EEC entrance road.  I got an in-flight-only look at the
RUFF as it left the vicinity of the first pond and disappeared into the
pickleweed much further out along the tracks, never to be seen again.  On
the near edge of the last big pond on the left before the junction, we saw
one SNOWY PLOVER, but none on the impoundment.  On the way back from the
junction, an adult nonbreeding WHITE-FACED IBIS landed near the A16 levee,
eventually ending up still in the western part of the marsh but midway
between the railroad spur and the A16 levee.  There was a PEREGRINE FALCON
on one of the towers on the EEC entrance road.

Roland Kenner

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