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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I spent the morning in an unsuccessful 
attempt to refind the Hudsonian Godwits in all the usual places [adding Arzino 
Ranch to that short list].  Best birds were three closely associating PECTORAL 
SANDPIPERS feeding way out in New Chicago Marsh.  A WILLETT did manage to cause 
some excitement when it suddenly raised it's wings.  A birder from southern 
Calif. [looking for the HUGO] mentioned that he had seen a Solitary Sandpiper 
earlier while walking along the EEC entrance road, this about an hour after the 
sighting.  The bird was not refound during a subsequent, thorough check of both 
sides of the road by four birders but then it might be a good idea to pay a 
little more attention while driving along this road for the next couple days.   


Take care,
Bob Reiling, 2:11 PM, 9/9/03 
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