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Hello All,

Today (Sat, 11/29) there were some interesting birds to report from Calero 
Reservoir.

An adult BALD EAGLE was seen perched in a small oak at the southwest end of 
the reservoir.  This may be a returning bird - returning to its favorite 
wintering lookout post.  An adult Bald Eagle has used this same tree for a perch for 
the past several winters.

At the upper end, some interesting geese were seen with the large flock of 
Canada Geese which arrived on the mudflats at mid-morning.  Among the large 
throng of Canada Geese were six ROSS'S GEESE, two GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE, and 
two minima "CACKLING" CANADA GEESE.

That's it for now,
Ann Verdi
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