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I'd like to post this picture on my website, but I can't identify the bird.
OK, I saw it over the weekend in Sonoma County (Bodega Bay), not Santa
Clara. But this group is where I go to embarrass myself.

http://www.geocities.com/tgrey41/MysteryBird.jpg

The bird was hanging with Red-winged and Brewer's Blackbirds alongside a
pond. When I took the picture, I thought it was a female or juvenile
Brewer's Blackbird. But now that I've looked at the picture, that doesn't
look quite right (bill too thin at base, tail kinda short, that light gray
plumage -- and pink legs?). This is a crop from the original digital image,
sharpened but not otherwise edited. Picture taken at 6.15 PDT, so figure
some warming effect from the light.

So what's the "duh"?

Tom Grey
http://www.geocities.com/tgrey41


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