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Subject: [SBB] Bald eagle continues at Calero Reservoir
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All,
 
This morning I thought I would check out some of the ponds hoping for a  
storm driven goodie.  Alas no joy, the best thing at Los Gatos Creek park  was the 
resident OSPREY, Calero Reservoir looked fairly empty but an adult BALD  
EAGLE was perched on the western edge.  Almaden Lake Park had a  nice selection of 
gulls but no Glaucous Gull (the only other thing of  interest was a small 
group of COMMON MERGANSER which included a nice adult  male).  Earlier the water 
district pond was receiving special attention  from three people with dogs who 
were throwing tennis balls into the pond for the  dogs to retrieve, this did 
a nice job of scaring the birds way.  Finally  Sunnyvale Water Treatment 
Facility, including the Lockheed-Martin  marsh, was quite low on ducks (none of 
special interest), a PEREGRINE  FALCON perched on a pole northeast of the marsh 
while WHITE-THROATED SWIFTS flew  high over the marsh and TREE SWALLOWS flew 
low over the ponds.  As I left  four or five hunters, complete with guns, 
bicycles, a small canoe and at least  one dead Canada Goose were being questioned by 
the Ranger in the parking  lot.  All seemed amicable so I assume that they 
were operating within the  law.  
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling
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