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Subject: [SBB] Alviso Note from Bill Manley (8/10)
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Subject: [SBB] flamingo remains too
 > Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 16:05:11 -0700
 > From: [[email protected]] (Bill Maney)
 > To: birdlist <[[email protected]]>
 >
 > The lonely flamingo (presumed chilean) was still out near Alviso.  It
 > was on a mudflat on the far side of Coyote Creek (It's the Western tip
 > of Station Island).  I saw it today at about 1pm from the levee around
 > A15 at the W corner of Triangle Marsh.
 > The air was very murky through 15x binos but it was the only hot pink
 > bird out there.
 > Note that the bird was actually in Alameda county. Perhaps I'm posting
 > to the wrong list?
 > I decided to ride my bike all the way around (A14, A9, A10, A11, A12)
 > only to be informed by a nice biologist reading a book that the last
 > little bit of the levee was closed for construction.
 > Ugh.
 > (This should have been obvious to me if I had thought about it when I
 > passed the construction going out).
 > On the way all the way back around I saw 1 male and 3 juvenile/female
 > Buffleheads in A9 as compensation.
 > Bill Maney 

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