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Subject: [SBB] That White-winged Scoter at Shoreline
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Hi everyone,
       This is my first post to SBB.  I'm very happy to have found such a 
rich resource for local birding! 
       I (finally!) got out to see the WHITE-WINGED SCOTER at Shoreline Lake 
this afternoon around 3pm.  She was hanging out by herself quite a way from 
the Surf Scoters, but all were still in the NW section of the lake.   The rain 
was just starting to come down when I arrived and was really picking up by 4pm 
when I left.
       I've only recently taken up birding (last winter) and was thrilled to 
see my first TOWNSEND'S WARBLER during a short walk through Overfelt Gardens 
in East San Jose yesterday!   Although he didn't sing for me, he was busy 
munching his way around a low pine branch, and showed off his very vivid coloring 
in the late afternoon sun. I never expected to see this bird in the middle of 
the city!
                                                 --Kim

Kim Blythe
Santa Clara
       
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