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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I first checked the mouth of Stevens Creek.  
Lots of the usual Sandpipers but unfortunately we were about an hour too late 
for good birding.  The best bird there, that we could ID, was a DUNLIN, 
several SEMIPALMATED PLOVERS (no nice intermediate sized sandpipers).  Nothing 
notable in Salt Pond A2E, the pond north of it is forming a huge Algae mat and 
Crittenden marsh is rapidly drying out with only the "usual suspects" visible.  
We then did the Par Course of the marsh (name?) east of Shoreline Blvd and 
north of Charleston Rd and got some good exercise for our efforts (a couple small 
flocks with Goldfinches, CHESTNUT-BACKED CHICKADEES and DARK-EYED JUNCOS and 
we eventually flushed two GREEN HERON).  We then worked Stevens Creek 
downstream from L'Avenida.  Best bird was a WILLOW FLYCATCHER, we also had two more 
GREEN HERON, a male RING-NECKED PHEASANT that flushed at our feet near the "lone 
Eucalyptus" and Frank saw at least one good male YELLOW WARBLER.  No Sparrows! 
   

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 1:53 PM, 9/16/03   
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