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Folks:

      On Wednesday, 2/19/2003, I stopped by the Sunnyvale Baylands Park and 
found the ROSS'S GOOSE along the western levee of the impoundment adjacent to 
Calabazas Creek (east border of the park).  For you history aficionados, the 
first Ross's in the county was found in 1984 just east of the creek.  Of seven 
swallows flying northwest, I identified single TREE and VIOLET-GREEN SWALLOWS.

      Today, Friday, 2/21/2003, I visited some more stakeouts.  A single AM. 
DIPPER was singing along Stevens Creek above Mt. Eden Road.  On the northeast 
corner of Lawrence Expressway and El Camino the female RUSTY BLACKBIRD was 
with the blackbird flock among the parked cars.  The plumage appeared little 
changed in the last five weeks.  Two AM. WHITE PELICANS were in Salt Pond A16 
in Alviso.

      					Bill
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