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Date: Thu, 23 Dec 2004 12:14:13 -0800 (PST)
From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Pelagic Cormorant continues
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   The Pelagic Cormorant continued today at Mountainview Shoreline Lake.
After a half hour of not finding it (from the boathouse end of the lake),
it appeared, swimming in the northeast corner, close to the boathouse,
at about 9:05.  I had fine views for several minutes.  A bit later, while
trying to relocate it with another birder, a cormorant which was likely
this bird flew out from that corner (it may have been hidden by the pier)
and across the lake, disappearing behind the island.
   I then headed over to Stevens Creek tidal marsh to try for Swamp
Sparrow.  It was windy, and there was little sparrow activity, but Bill
Bousman (who arrived just after I did) stuck around longer and may have
some better news.  I heard two Virginia Rails calling, and Bill pointed
out an adult Sora posing in the open.  Also, a low-flying Merlin came
close by.
                                                              Al Eisner
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