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Subject: [SBB] Addenda: Salt Pond A16
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Folks:

Adding to Bob Reiling's report from New Chicago and Salt Pond A16 this 
morning, Pete Hosner and I had 3 LESSER YELLOWLEGS in New Chicago before 
Bob and Frank arrived and we saw a third RUDDY TURNSTONE on the fourth 
island out in A16 after they left.

We shorebirded along the Bay the rest of the day, but found slim pickings 
in the CCFS waterbird pond (a GREEN HERON flying away), the Sunnyvale WPCP 
ponds (male/female RUDDY DUCK and 8 precocial young), Adobe Creek (2 ad 
BLACK SKIMMERS), and the North Pond at the FCB.  The tide started to 
uncover at the Palo Alto Baylands about 2:30 pm and we had excellent 
shorebirding, but nothing to report.  Right now New Chicago Marsh/A16 is 
one of the most attractive spots for impoundment shorebirds and the 
Baylands remains a great spot for tidal birds.

Bill

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