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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I saw two GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE on the 
eastern edge of Calero Reservoir a GOLDEN EAGLE on a power tower on the hills 
to the north and another GOEA on a power tower to the west of the reservoir.  
A FERRUGINOUS HAWK was just south of the junction of New and Rucker Avenues 
in Morgan Hill [or is it Gilroy?].  WOOD DUCKS were just upstream of the pond 
just south of the entrance road to Ogier Ponds.  We also had an Osprey at the 
ponds but dipped on the Redheads.  We had three HOODED MERGANSERS in the ponds 
near the Riverside Golf Course club house [also at least three WILSON'S SNIPE 
and a GREATER YELLOWLEGS] but couldn't find a Grackle.  We also failed to find 
Grackles in the fishing ponds north of Metcalf Rd but we did have two Osprey. 
 The WHITE-THROATED SPARROW in Edenvale Garden Park was our last "goodie" of 
the day [it was with GOLDEN-CROWNED SPARROWS near and in an Olive? Tree not 
far from the paved path].   

Take care,
Bob Reil;ing
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