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Subject: [SBB] Lesser Yellowlegs, Wilson's Phalarope, Black Skimmer
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Folks:

	This morning, 7/10/2003, I visited a number of sites along the Bay.  At 
the Sunnyvale WPCP ponds, I found many of the same birds reported by Bob 
Reiling yesterday.  There were two LESSER YELLOWLEGS in the second of the 
Lockheed Martin ponds (counting from the parking lot).  On Salt Pond A16 I 
watched the two BLACK SKIMMERS on the first of the dredge-spoil islands 
with a tan, third-sized young nearby.  Further out I counted 640 WILSON'S 
PHALAROPES, many still in alt. plumage.

							Bill

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