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This morning Kay Partelow and I saw 15 BLACK SKIMMERS at Charleston 
Slough.   We also saw other favorites:  COMMON MOORHEN, CINNAMON TEAL, 
GREEN-WINGED TEAL, AMERICAN KESTREL, NORTHERN HARRIER, and loads more.  
  A COMMON RAVEN flew to a power tower carrying sticks to a nest where 
another raven was waiting.  At Shoreline Lake we saw EARED GREBE, 
HORNED GREBE, SURF SCOTER, and a beautiful COMMON GOLDENEYE.

We didn't see the hummingbird nest in the pine by the bridge, and I was 
curious if anyone knew what might have happened to it.  Could last 
weekends storms have blown it out of the tree?  Or would the 
hummingbird dismantle the nest and move it elsewhere (or reuse 
materials)?

Thank you,
Karen DeMello
Mountain View

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