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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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All,

This morning 8/11/04, I biked out to Salt Pond A14, hoping to find
some interesting shorebirds and to get a peek at the flamingo.  The
CHILEAN FLAMINGO was in the northwestern corner of Salt Pond A14,
where it has been reported previously.  As noted by others, it is
banded above the left "knee".  There were thousands of shorebirds on
the exposed mud bars in A14, including one alternate plumaged adult
DUNLIN.  Also of note was a juvenile BAIRD'S SANDPIPER up near the
flamingo on the dike between ponds A9 and A10.  A few PHALAROPES of
both species were also around.

Mike Rogers
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