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From: "Donna Heim" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Ruff in Alviso
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Today in Alviso Lori Cuesta, Dotty Calabrese and I saw a ruff foraging in a
marsh on the SW side of the entrance road to Alviso EEC.  It waded in the
water foraging out in the open for a while, then moved into the pickleweed
near black-necked stilts, where it moved in and out of view.  We were able
to get nice views with a scope.  To see the bird, turn into the entrance
road off Los Esteros, cross the railroad tracks, pass the narrow PG&E
boardwalk on the right, and then look for the bird in the marshy area and
pickleweed on the right.  There were also dowitchers, stilts, least
sandpipers and a killdeer in the same area.
Good birding!
Donna Heim

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