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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and checked out several spots along the bay.  
While checking out Salt Pond A18 we spotted several birds in the northern most 
"slag" pond of the Santa Clara Valley Water District.  During a closer check of 
this pond we located a WHITE-FACED IBIS, as well as 6 each BONAPARTE'S GULLS 
and 19 Dowitchers (all those identified were SHORT-BILLED).  Later the Ibis 
flew to the next "slag" pond south where it joined a second Ibis which we were 
unable clearly identify (distance, sun angle, etc.).  On the way home we 
stopped by Salt Pond A4 (no LBHE) where we noted that there were three BURROWING 
OWLS on/near the fence on the northern edge of the Sunnyvale Water Treatment 
Facility (just south of the trail to the pond).  Two of the BUOW had red bands on 
their left legs and aluminum bands on their right legs (red bands coded top to 
bottom HA and BP, I think).  The third BUOW was untagged.

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 5:04 PM, 7/14/03      
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