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From: "JOHN B. HUTZ" <[[email protected]]>
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Cc: Dennis E Eccles <[[email protected]]>
Subject: [SBB] Little Blue Herron
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At 10:45 this morning I found the Little Blue Herron along the trail on the western side of pond A4 that runs along the Moffett Channel. It was with three Snowy Egrets about 200 ft. past the bend where  the trail begins to parallel the channel going toward the radar installation. It eventually flew over the levee into the channel or possibly the adjacent pond. Most of the heavy bird activity was in the eastern part of the pond.
                        John Hutz     
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