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Subject: [SBB] Deep south (County) birding
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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I first checked out LLagas Creek, north of 
Bloomfield Road.  Unfortunately the Water Treatment Ponds are dry and there 
were no birds of note.  We then went to San Felipe Lake where we had an 
unidentified "duck" which was about 2/3 the size of an adult CANADA GOOSE, had an 
overall dark blackish-brown body with some white along the wing, had reddish-orange 
legs and some red around the front part of the head.  Later, on our way home, 
we were unable to relocate the bird.  We then went to San Felipe Road where 
we had WESTERN KINGBIRDS in the Eucalyptus Trees and near the creek.  And 
that's as good as it got, an altogether hot, slow bird watching day in the deep 
south (County).

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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