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All,

This morning my wife and I went for a neighborhood walk and spotted a male 
WOOD DUCK with a male and female MALLARD in Rodeo Creek just downstream of 
Dartmoor Way [near South Blaney Ave].  This is the second time that I have spotted 
a male WODU with Mallards in this area [in far southwestern San Jose].  The 
last WODU sighting in this area was on June 6, 2003.  Just downstream of 
Danridge Dr., in the same creek, there were five Mallards [one female]. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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