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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] goldeneyes at Shoreline Lake
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All,

Having heard about the winter ducks in Redwood Shores, I decided to
check Shoreline Lake on the way into work this morning 11/4/03.  There
were indeed some new ducks there.  Besides the 8 SURF SCOTERS (3 adult
males and 5 fem/immature), there were about 6 GREATER SCAUP (including
an adult male that may be our resident injured bird), 14 COMMON
GOLDENEYES (4 adult males, 10 fem/imm), and one immature (likely male
by size) BARROW'S GOLDENEYE.  A HORNED GREBE on the lake was also a
recent arrival.

Three TREE SWALLOWS winged their way over the Forebay to the nearby
Palo Alto Flood Control Basin.

Mike Rogers
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