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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I took the long walk to Alviso Salt Ponds A9 
and A10.  Both ponds were loaded with impressive numbers of ducks and gulls.  
In pond A9 we had at least five adult male EURASIAN WIGEON [a possible sixth 
adult male EUWI was in pond A10 located some distance from where the first 
five had been seen but then some time had passed since the first sightings].  
Salt Pond A10 still had a few REDHEAD in it [a target species].  Pairs of [yes, 
male and female] RED-BREASTED MERGANSERS were seen in ponds A9, A10 and A14.  
Ponds A13 and A10 had one each CLARK'S GREBE [another target species, each with 
a WESTERN GREBE].  Glaucous Gull was our big miss for the day, there were 
lots of bleached-out first year gulls with all white primaries but they all had 
essentially all black bills.

Take care,
Bob Reiling   
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