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Subject: [SBB] Ruddy Turnstone from Dean Manley
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Folks:

Dean Manley has had problems posting this report:

"This saturday (3:15 p.m.) I saw a RUDDY TURNSTONE out at the EEC. It was on
the first mud strip island, in A16, you come to when you walk out the
boardwalk and step up on the levee.  The striking black and white pattern
of the head and bib  was most evident.  After a couple of minutes of
observation the bird departed to the west."

Bill

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