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I went back to the SCVWD pond with Barbara Harkleroad to show her the 
Am. Bittern I saw this morning.  We watched it for some time striking 
different poses. Ann Verdi was there so we showed the bird to her. As we 
left an Osprey flew right over our heads holding a fish. I decided to 
stay when more birders showed up who wanted to see the Bittern. We found 
it again and watched it for some time. It was in the same location I 
stated in an earlier posting. Just before we left Joan and Frank Brauch 
spotted a falcon in a bare tree near the damn eating its prey. We 
couldn't decided what it was so we walked right up to the tree and saw 
that it was a juvenile  Peregrine Falcon, which was banded. We watched 
it for 20 minutes as it picked apart its prey. A great day at the water 
district.

Janna Pauser


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