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Subject: [SBB] Semipalmated Sandpiper, Black Tern
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Folks:

This morning, 8/8/2003, I joined Jack Cole at the northeast corner of the 
West Pond at the Sunnyvale WPCP.  Jack was looking at a candidate 
Semipalmated as I arrived, but it soon moved behind the heavy vegetation on 
the algae mat.  Peggy and Bill Don showed up in a bit, around 9:30 am, and 
about the time that Jack respotted the juvenile SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPER.  We 
got good looks at this short-billed bird with its uniform scapulars and 
wing coverts.  However, by the time that Dean Manley and John Hutz joined 
us, the sandpiper had gone behind the major clump.  We worked the 
shorebirds for a while and about 10:00 am, two BLACK TERNS started foraging 
along the surface of the pond, sometimes coming within a hundred meters on 
the absolutely still pond surface.  At this point Jack and I left.

Bill

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