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Subject: [SBB] No Franklin's Gull,
	White-winged Scoter & Barrow's Goldeneye continue
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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I decided to try for the Franklin's Gull 
seen earlier this week by Bill Bousman and Mike Rogers.  Despite the presence of 
hundreds of BONAPARTE'S GULLS [over 200 in the Palo Alto Yacht Harbor at one 
time and 350-500 in the water treatment facility] we were unable to relocate 
the FRGU.  I should note that we also had MEW GULLS mixed in with the gulls in 
the harbor and in the Water Treatment Facility.  On our way home we made a 
brief stop to verify that the WHITE-WINGED SCOTER and the female BARROW'S 
GOLDENEYE are still present on Shoreline Lake.  The bill on the BAGO is more yellow 
than when seen earlier and the forehead has a much more vertical component.  The 
WWSC was never too far from the Goldeneyes and did not associate with the 
SURF SCOTERS.  We also had a HORNED GREBE in the lake [a first of the fall for 
me]. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling   
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