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From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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    I got to the boat launch area at Calero Reservoir at about 8:10, and
quickly found the adult BALD EAGLE perched on the west shore.  Just as I
had gotten my scope set up to take a better look, an OSPREY made several
passes at the Eagle, then flew out of sight to the rear cove (where the
second dam is).  The Eagle was still there at 8:25, but gone by 8:30.
    Directly south of the boat launch (across the narrowest portion) was
the RED-NECKED GREBE, diving and heading generally west.  I was able to
get quite nice looks, and believe this bird to be an adult (although I
won't say with 100% confidence).  I lost track of it a little after 8:30.
    I had time for a brief visit to the east end.  I finally got to see
the ROCK WREN along the entrance creek (after going, I think, 0 for 4 
here in 2002).  The water level was higher than I've seen it all season:
there were no exposed mud flats, and the number of ducks (except for
Ruddies) was low -- in particular, I didn't find any Common Mergansers or
Ring-necked Ducks today.  I did see 8 WESTERN GREBEs.  (Also on the reservoir
were EARED and PIED-BILLED.)  
								Cheers, Al
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