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From: "R. Strait" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Greater Yellowlegs
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Hello,

There was one Greater Yellowlegs in the pond along the main trail at
Sunnyvale Baylands Park this evening.  The bird didn't hang around.  He took
a full circular spin around the pond, landed again briefly and then flew off
toward the ball fields, calling his three note call as he left.  This is the
first of this species I've seen in the park since the beginning of the year.

Would this be an early migrant?

Rosalie Strait

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