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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I birded the Sunnyvale Water Treatment 
Facility.  Best birds were two adult male BLUE-WINGED TEAL [in the Lockheed-Martin 
ponds], two adult male EURASIAN WIGEON and an adult male REDHEAD [in the large 
western pond].  The smaller eastern pond had several [10-12] LESSER SCAUP 
[alas no Tufted Duck], Salt Ponds A-4 and A-3W both had RED-BREASTED MERGANSER 
[A-4 a couple and A-3W A good sized flock of 20-24], while the outflow channel 
between the ponds had 16-20 adult basic plumaged BONAPARTE'S GULLS.  Sandpipers 
were hard to come by with several small groups of Dowitchers, a couple solo 
LEAST SANDPIPERS and a single DUNLIN.  We did have good views of three widely 
separated LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE [a good sign?] and as we were leaving a PEREGRINE 
FALCON was heading north past the radar tower. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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