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Subject: [SBB] County birding and dead ducks
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All,

First thing this morning Frank Vanslager and checked out the "Waterbird Pond" 
at the Coyote Creek Field Station (CCFS).  Unfortunately this smallish pond 
had 20+ dead ducks scattered about it.  Most if not all of the dead ducks were 
NORTHERN SHOVELERS.  As we left the pond a couple TURKEY VULTURES landed on 
the poles on the smaller island.  We then had 2 to 3 brightly plumaged YELLOW 
WARBLERS (one male) in the eucalyptus tree located just north of the banding 
trailer and a WESTERN TANAGER was calling some distance south of the trailer.  A 
quick stop at New Chicago Marsh failed to produce any rarities and only one 
birder, Dave Weber, who had also not seen our "usual goodies."

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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