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Subject: [SBB] Sage Thrasher (Sunnyvale WPCP)
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Folks:

This afternoon, 12/12/2003, I walked up on the landfill to the west of the 
shoreline access parking lot at the Sunnyvale WPCP to look for the SAGE 
THRASHER that Mike Rogers and Mike Mammoser found earlier.  I found the 
thrasher not far beyond the road split, just north of the crest of the 
hill, but not quite so cooperative as before.  I had good views through my 
scope, but I otherwise stayed on the recreational trail so as not to spook 
the bird.  This was about 2:45 pm.  Later, after looking a ducks from the 
northwest corner, I came back this way but didn't see the thrasher.

I found neither the Eurasian Wigeon or the Redheads in the ponds, so I 
settled for the pair of BLUE-WINGED TEAL that have been in the Lockheed 
ponds since late October.  I saw one BURROWING OWL in the hillside on my 
return.

Bill

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