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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] RNGR and BAEA still present at Calero
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All,

First thing this morning 1/10/03, I headed over to the boat launch at
Calero Reservoir, finding Bill Bousman already there.  The adult BALD
EAGLE was in its usual perch over towards the dam, while an OSPREY was
perched back towards Cherry Cove.  I walked over to the west side of
the boat launch and was surprised to see the RED-NECKED GREBE very
close to shore there.  I called Bill over, but somehow the bird
disappeared, leaving Bill to wonder how much I'd been drinking lately.
For a half hour we scanned the reservoir without refinding the bird,
although we did find an adult male SURF SCOTER, an AMERICAN WHITE
PELICAN, and 20 WILD TURKEYS displaying on the southeast shore of the
reservoir.  Bill picked out an adult PEREGRINE FALCON heading north
and the PEREGRINE located a perched adult GOLDEN EAGLE for us.
Finally, I refound the RED-NECKED GREBE way over in front of the
AECHMOPHORUS GREBES near the dam.  It eventually worked its way closer
to the mouth of Oak Cove, but was still too distant to confidently
age.  My impression when it was near the boat launch was that it was
an immature, but that look was too brief to permit careful study.

I left as Bill began the hike over to the dam for better looks.

Mike Rogers
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