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From: "Kirsten R. Holmquist" <[[email protected]]>
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I took a walk around the EEC today.  The Black Skimmer pair with chick are
still very evident on the first nesting rectangle.  In fact, they saw fit to
escort me past the premises as I walked by on the levee.  Braving the testy
Forster's Terns, I continued walking toward the second rectangle when I saw
a "cloud" rise and descend around the third.  Heading toward the third to
get a better look, I unexpectedly flushed two Burrowing Owls (saw 4 more up
at Arzino Ranch) from the levee.  The cloud turned out to be 100's of
Wilson's Phalaropes.  At least I believe they were all Wilson's.  I didn't
stay to get a head count or an exhaustive id of all the large flock (ref.
testy terns :-) ).

Best Regards,

Kirsten R. Holmquist

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