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Subject: [SBB] Stilt SP, sick Least SP
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Hi Birders-

I went back in the evening to look for the Stilt Sandpiper. Walking up the 
tracks I never saw it. However, I did see a Least Sandpiper, apparently sick and 
acting like the Westerns that Bob described. It could hardly stand up and 
would only weakly flap its wings. Seven or eight of its buddies hung around for a 
while, even walking up to him, but they eventually flew off. This was on the 
dry flats between the tracks and the Spreckles pond. I did get a brief look at 
the Stilt Sandpiper at 6:45 pm from Spreckles Street. It was feeding next to 
one the islands not too far from the road. As I set up my scope, it flew off 
and landed in the dowitcher crowd.

Dave Weber
Milpitas
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