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All,

First stop this morning for Frank Vanslager and myself was behind the 
Stanford West Apartments where, thanks to Dick Stovel's excellent directions, we 
quickly located a pair of PYGMY NUTHATCHES carrying food to and fecal sacs from a 
cavity nest in a large Eucalyptus Tree.  A county year bird, believe it or 
not.  Lots of bird activity in the area but the possibility of Blue Grosbeak had 
us on our way to the Coyote Creek Field Station (CCFS).  A thorough check of 
the flood control basin (between Coyote Creek on the east, the entrance road 
dike on the west, the power lines to the south and the Banding Trailer in the 
north) only produced the "usual suspects."  A single WHITE-THROATED SWIFT flew 
"swiftly" out of sight to the east.  We then made a quick stop at the 
"Waterbird Pond" where Frank soon located two WHITE-FACED IBIS.  The fact that one of 
the birds was much larger than the other caused some initial concern (we 
subsequently had great close in views of the red eyes, red facial soft parts and red 
legs of both birds).  This pond also had 8 - 10 BONAPARTE'S GULLS and at 
least four FORSTER'S TERNS.  I should note that the water level in the pond seems 
quite low to me but then this may be as is intended by those who are 
responsible for it's level. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 3:45 PM, 6/9/03
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