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Subject: [SBB] Snowy Egrets, Spotted Sandpiper (Palo Alto)
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Folks:

	This afternoon, 7/18/2003, I stopped by the Palo Alto estuary and the Duck 
Pond.  I arrived on a 6' rising tide and had 11 shorebirds on the 
flats.  The only slightly unusual one was an irritated SPOTTED SANDPIPER 
looking for an unoccupied spot to land.

	In the Duck Pond at least three SNOWY EGRETS appeared to be incubating on 
nests.  A single bird was on the nest I saw earlier, perhaps a 
nearly-fledged juvenile.

							Bill

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