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Subject: [SBB] Long-tailed Duck still at Saltpond 1A
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All,

I forgot to mention that after doing SWPCP, Kelly and I tried for the
LONG-TAILED DUCK at Saltpond IA in Shoreline Park. The bird was found
after lengthy scans from the long, straight bike trail near Shoreline
Lake. A scope was absolutely necessary, but we did finally observe the
bird. It remained completely still as numerous AMERICAN WIGEONS,
NORTHERN PINTAILS, RUDDY DUCKS etc fed actively around it. Eventually it
raised its head, but only briefly. I'm sure other birds of interest
might have been located in this large group, but we needed to leave in
order to get a Christmas tree...

Matthew Dodder
http://www.birdguy.net

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