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Subject: [SBB] Red-throated Loon continues at Calero Reservoir
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All,
 
This morning Frank Vanslager and I finally found the juvenile RED-THROATED  
LOON in the far western portion of Calero Reservoir.  After searching  for some 
time Frank spotted the bird just as it surfaced and we watched it as it  
spent some time swimming toward us and then proceeded to preened for  several more 
minutes.  Just as we left the RTLO dove and was not  seen again as we walked 
back to the car (we checked several times on the way).  We were also unable to 
find the RTLO later as we searched for the  Common Loon from the boat launch 
ramp (alas no COLO "joy").  As we left  Calero we ran into (not literally) Ann 
Verdi who had similar "Loony" experiences  this morning.  On our way home we 
stopped at Almaden Lake Park which  had no birds of note and at the SCVWD 
Ponds (a PEREGRINE FALCON was perched in a  Sycamore on the north side of the main 
pond).
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling
  
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