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All,

This morning at about 11:20 I was rushing out the southern edge of Salt Pond 
A16 (places to go, things to do) when I accidentally flushed the BLACK 
TURNSTONE (county life bird #318) from the edge of the dike about 200 feet past the 
first island.  A few minutes later Al DeMartini, Allen Wolfchuck (sp?) and I 
watched the bird on the first island.  Before long the BLTU flew further east 
and landed, once again, on the dike.  In both instances it called as it took 
flight.  It also seemed to be calling (unheard) when on the island.  
Unfortunately we lost sight of the bird as talked over recent bird sightings and were 
unable to relocate it when Dave Weber walked up.  Hopefully he, Al and Allen will 
re-find it as they continued on out the dike after the Ruddy Turnstones.

Take care,
Bob Reiling    
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