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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I went to Freemont Lagoons where we saw a 
first winter GLAUCOUS GULL that crossed over into Santa Clara County (from 
Alameda County).  I should note that during last Saturday's SCVAS field trip 
to Ed Levin Park I noted several (5 or 6) essentially all white gulls (not 
necessarily Glaucous Gulls as I couldn't see their bills well enough) flying 
over the park toward Calaveras Reservoir.  Later large numbers of gulls could 
be seen flying back toward the bay.  Apparently during this time of the year 
significant numbers of gulls fly from the bay to the reservoir on a regular 
basis and it seems that if one choose the proper vantage point that these 
gulls could be properly identified as they flew low over the hills toward the 
reservoir.  Typically, I suspect that the gulls make these flights later in 
the morning and early afternoon so as to make good use of thermals. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 2:05 PM, 1/24/03    
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