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All:
 
This morning, August 24, at about 11 AM, a number of Red Knots showed up on 
the mudflats at the Stevens Creek outlet, as it was being exposed by the tide.  
They were mixed in with large numbers of Willets, Black-bellied Plovers, and 
other shorebirds.  In one group of seven, two of the REKNs were still almost 
in breeding plumage, making my identification easier.  Then a Peregrine Falcon 
flew over low and scattered everything further away.
 
The male and female Black Skimmers were still using, and defending by flying 
over any bypassers, the last island on the north edge of B1, but there was no 
sign of any young.  Also, it seemed that only the Forster’s Terns were using 
the boardwalk in A2E that the Least Terns normally use for staging.
 
Frank Vanslager
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