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Subject: [SBB] Sunnyvale Baylands Park
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Hello,

I again saw the three BLUE-WINGED TEALS, two females and one male at
Sunnyvale Baylands Park in the pond just south of the observation platform
around 2:30 this afternoon.  A RED-SHOULDERED HAWK was on a pole in the edge
of the fenced field at the southeast corner of the park.

I continue to see a female Duck of questionable parentage in the same pond
with the Teals.  She stays close to a male Mallard.  She is an overall
pastel orangey color with something akin to white in the wings.  I just got
a digital camera so I now have a photograph of this Duck and of the Teals if
anyone would like to see them.  The photos were taken from some distance and
are not perfectly focused.  Please email me directly rather than through
SBB.

Rosalie Strait

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