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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I joined Pat Kenny and Roland Kenner at 
Shoreline Lake where we had a pair of ROSS'S GEESE [on the golf course], the 
hybrid male BARROWS x COMMON GOLDENEYE, lots of GLAUCOUS-WINGED GULLS [on the grass 
near the boat rental facility], and a MARBLED GODWIT feeding with the 
AMERICAN COOTS on the same area [got a couple nice worms while we watched].  We then 
checked out Salt Pond A1 where we had "the" partially leucistic white-headed 
RUDDY DUCK and a male EURASIAN WIGEON [Frank and Roland only].  Later in Salt 
Pond A2W we had hundreds [thousands?] of Scaup, 40-50 REDHEAD [didn't actually 
count them but I had about 19+ in just one scope view] and at least two male 
Eurasian Wigeon [seen at the same time in two different places but impossible 
to tell if one may have been the EUWI seen in pond A1].  Unfortunately no 
Tufted Duck [our goal] but then it was impossible, even with good scopes, to check 
the majority of the Scaup in the far northern portions of the pond A2W.

Take care,
Bob Reiling   
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