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Subject: [SBB] Little Blue Heron there Sunday PM
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HI SBBers-

        I tried for the LBH early on Sunday, 7/6, by taking a bike ride 
around pond A4. I never saw it. But read on. I came back in the early afternoon, 
with bike. Near the NW corner of the pond , the LBH materialized out of thin air 
at 2:45PM. It must have been hiding in vegetation or it flew in while I was 
being distracted by a dark harrier perched in reeds in the Moffett Channel. It 
foraged along the north edge of the pond, then flew north into A5 (according 
to my map) at 3:00pm.

       If that was not enough, back home, between trips for the heron, I 
noticed a pale dove sitting on a nearby house. It had a thin dark partial collar 
on the hind-neck and dark primaries. It then flew right over me, fast and too 
low for bins, but I did see a dark 'H' at the base of the undertail. Eurasian 
Collared-Dove seems reasonable. After leaving my airspace it would have crossed 
Jacklin Road, just west of Arizona St, headed south. Have similar birds been 
seen in the south bay but not reported?

Dave Weber,
Milpitas
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