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Subject: Re: [SBB] Stilt SP, Golden-Plover Still present in Alviso
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SB Birders - 

This time I'm writing from home, hence the different address. Just some 
additional comments about the Golden-plover I saw in in Alviso. I didn't have a 
scope so most of the finer details mentioned by Bill in his 9/9 posting were not 
noticeable, given that the bird was probably more than 200 feet away. However, 
some features he mentioned were seen: black feathers remaining on the belly, 
pale supercilium (tan or white), and less golden-ness. To confirm it as a 
Golden-plover, it had a noticeably smaller bill than the nearby BB Plover, and it 
obligingly raised its wings to reveal pale axillaries. Good birdie!

Good luck
Dave Weber
Milpitas 
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