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Subject: [SBB] BLUE-WINGED TEAL
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Hello,

A beautiful, male BLUE-WINGED TEAL was in the pond area of Sunnyvale
Baylands Park this afternoon just before 4:00.  The two female Blue-winged
Teal that have been visiting the pond for a couple of months were with the
male.  This pond is just south of the observation platform and along the
edge of the fenced preserve.

Yesterday, two GREATER YELLOWLEGS and one LESSER YELLOWLEGS were in the
flooded area next to the wooden walkway that extends out into the field. We
also saw a RED-SHOULDERED HAWK on a pole in the fenced preserve near the
southeast corner of the park.

Rosalie Strait

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