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From: "JOHN B. HUTZ" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Turnstones is Alviso
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This afternoon I found two RUDDY TURNSTONES in alternate plumage with a BLACK TURNSTONE in winter plumage. The three birds were on the western end of the third island from the EEC in pond A16 in Alviso. 

                             John

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