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Subject: [SBB] Sunnyvale WPCP Quiet This Morning
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Folks:

I made a quick cycling trip around the West Pond at the Sunnyvale WPCP this 
morning, 8/23/2004.  I did not see any signs of the Wandering Tattler or 
Black Tern found there recently.  I had two GREEN HERONS at different 
spots.  Late nesting ducks included three ducklings with a MALLARD, at 
least two broods of LESSER SCAUP with 10 ducklings and 14 half grown birds 
(the latter could have been the ducklings I saw a month ago), and eight 
RUDDY DUCK ducklings.  A female MARSH WREN, looking very ragged indeed, was 
carrying a mouthful of insects for a late hatch of young (our previous late 
record is 13 Aug).

Bill 

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