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All,

An enthusiastic group of birders and a bright sunny day (nice for a change) 
made for great birding on Saturday's SCVAS field trip.  The best birds were 
found by several different birders (a good thing) and included an AMERICAN 
BITTERN, a male BLUE-WINGED TEAL and a LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE in the Lockheed-Martin 
Ponds; COMMON MOHRHEN, GREEN HERON, LESSER SCAUP, COMMON GOLDENEYE, BURROWING OWL, 
and BELTED KINGFISHER at the Sunnyvale Water Treatment Facility; HERMIT 
THRUSH, Green Heron, and TOWNSEND'S WARBLER at the Charleston Rd Marsh; WILSON'S 
SNIPE and RUFF in New Chicago Marsh; BARN OWL and THAYER'S GULL at the 
Environmental Education Center; WHITE-THROATED SPARROW, FOX SPARROW, RED-BREASTED 
SAPSUCKER, and a female BULLOCK'S ORIOLE in Edenvale Garden Park.  A couple people 
tallied 93+ species for the day even though we deliberately tried to avoid 
identification of many of the more distant common species in an attempt to save 
time.  Big misses were Eurasian Wigeon and Redhead at the Water Treatment 
Facility (from other posts I guess they've moved a mile or so west at this point in 
time) and the White-throated Sparrow at 1330 Charleston Rd (on the edge of 
the marsh). 

Take care,
Bob Reiling      
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