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Subject: [SBB] Sunnyvale Baylands Park
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Hello,

My husband and I walked at Sunnyvale Baylands Park this morning as we do
most days.  We again got to see the pair of BLUE-WINGED TEAL.  Today they
were resting on the edge of the island in the pond just south of the
observation platform.  I had not seen this pair for a few days.  Two male
and one female CINNAMON TEAL and a pair of AMERICAN WIGEON were in the
flooded area next to the wooden walkway along with about 60 Black-necked
Stilts.

I'm enjoying watching the progress of two  ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRDS' nestlings
along the Baylands Trail.  Most days I can see their heads above the rim of
the nest.

Today, a CANADA GOOSE began sitting on her nest at the south end of the
pond.  This pond is south of the observation platform.  This pair of Geese
have been in this area for several weeks and I had seen her at the nest
before but today was the day she appears to have settled in.  This is the
third spring my husband and I have walked here regularly and the first time
we have had nesting Canada Geese at the pond.

Rosalie Strait

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