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Hello,

I just returned from a walk at Baylands Park.  It was a great morning for
birds despite a blaring microphone being used in the Great Meadow.  I saw 15
CINNAMON TEAL in the flooded area out from the observation platform.  The
Teal were swimming in a flock although on my return walk they had dispersed
along the back edge of the water.

A male BUFFLEHEAD along with several females was also in the same area as
the Teal.

I saw the most Egrets I've ever seen in this park this morning.  There were
at least five GREAT EGRETS out in the fenced field along with two or three
SNOWY EGRETS.

Rosalie Strait

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