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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I decided to check out areas along the bay 
in hopes that something might have been blown in yesterday.  Unfortunately it 
was low tide, the closest birds were a long way out, and no unusual birds 
were seen.  Areas checked included Shoreline Lake, Salt Pond A-1, the Palo 
Alto Flood Control Basin and the Palo Alto Yacht Harbor (Duck Pond, etc.).  
There were no Clapper Rails in "Clapper Rail Creek" (do "chicken" footprints 
count ;-), we did have a nice, essentially all white first winter 
GLAUCOUS-WINGED GULL in the Duck Pond, a basic plumaged BONAPARTE'S GULL was 
in the harbor itself, and a PEREGRINE FALCON was on a power tower east of the 
harbor entrance.  We then decided to try for American Dipper on the way home. 
 We parked just upstream of the first bridge over Stevens Creek on Stevens 
Canyon Road (past Mt. Eden Rd.) and walked upstream checking the stream as we 
went.  We ultimately found a closely interacting pair of AMERICAN DIPPERS 
about 150 yds. upstream of the fourth bridge.

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 1:42 PM, 2/20/03    
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