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From: Dennis Braddy <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] New Chicago Marsh Update
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SouthBayBirders,

The RUFF, AMERICAN/PACIFIC GOLDEN-PLOVER, SAY'S PHOEBE, and STILT SANDPIPER
all continued at New Chicago Marsh today. We birded the area for a bit over
two hours beginning at 10:00 A.M. We began and ended with the RUFF in the
pond on the right side of the road to the EEC. Hiking northwest along the
railroad tracks from the EEC entrance, we found the problematic
Golden-Plover resting on a small island in the middle of the last pond on
the left before reaching the main line. It alternately snoozed and walked
about and then eventually flew further back into the marsh where we
continued to observe it. On our walk back we saw a Say's Phoebe fly-catching
along the left side of the tracks. The Stilt Sandpiper was foraging at the
back of the first pond on the east side of the tracks north of the EEC
entrance. We did not see the "new" Pacific Golden-Plover.

Dennis and Patricia Braddy
San Ramon


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