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I went to Alviso this evening to look for either of the two Ruffs in New 
Chicago Marsh. I checked the marsh and ponds along the track to about 400 yds N of 
the EEC road. There I met Dean Manley (who spends more time in NCM than I do) 
coming from the north. We were rewarded with a Peregrine harassing 
shorebirds. It eventually landed on the tracks a few hundred yards further north. At 7PM 
I headed back toward the car. In the very first pond N of the road I saw the 
female Ruff which promptly flew to the north and farther out where I lost it. 
It was brown-backed, pure white below, with pink-orange legs, and not much 
larger than dowitchers. I may have seen this same bird briefly yesterday about 
the same time, way out in the marsh but, of course, it promptly flew out of 
sight. OK, enough ruffing it for this week. 

Dave Weber,
Milpitas
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