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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I went to several lakes and ponds looking 
for any rarities that might have arrived with the recent weather front.  
Unfortunately we found nothing new; best bird at Los Gatos Creek Park (aka Oka Ponds) 
was an OSPREY perched in one of the trees in the large pond while we had a 
SPOTTED SANDPIPER and several COMMON MERGANSER [including a nice adult male] in 
Almaden Lake Park.  We had as many as three Spotted Sandpipers, six ROSS'S 
GEESE, a large flock of Common Mergansers [30 to 40 birds swimming and diving 
together], and a GOLDEN EAGLE at Calero Reservoir.  We were unable to locate the 
White-winged Scoter on Shoreline Lake but an adult male BLUE-WINGED TEAL 
preening on the island in Charleston Slough was a nice find for the area.  Earlier 
on our way up Hwy. 82 [going from Calero to Shoreline] we had Osprey perched 
in a tree on the edge of the highway just south of Metcalf Rd.  

Take care,
Bob Reiling    
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