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    I did some brief birding in the Shoreline Park area late this morning.
First, on a stop at the Charleston Road marsh, I didn't pick up any evidence
this time of the Waterthrush; but I didn't stay long (conditions were overly
noisy today, not very pleasant, mainly due to a centrally located leaf-
blower).

Three highlights from Shoreline and vicinity:
- A female BARROW'S GOLDENEYE on Shoreline Lake, toward the Terminal Way end.
  It bill has some dark markings on it, and I wouldn't be surprised if this is
  the same bird being found there in late fall.
- From the Shoreline Lake end of the Forebay, I could see a NORTHERN HARRIER
  lugging something dark over the far end of the Forebay, finally giving up
  and dropping it.  I suspect from size that it could have been a Coot, but
  it was too far to tell for sure.
- There were 16 (maybe 17) BLACK SKIMMERs at the island at the near end of
  Charleston Slough.
								Al Eisner
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