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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I checked out the Sunnyvale Water Treatment 
Ponds from the hill west of the parking lot.  Best birds were a couple low and 
slow flying WHITE-THROATED SWIFTS (good looks as they worked over the hill) 
and seventeen GREATER YELLOWLEGS in a canal just north of the Lockheed-Martin 
Ponds.  The north (pond) side of the hill is a good place to see juvenile CLIFF 
and BARN SWALLOWS up close and from above.  We then walked the overgrown 
Coyote Creek trail downstream from Montague Expwy to a couple hundred yards past 
where the creek makes a hard (90 degree) turn to the west.  It was really slow 
going; best birds were a fairly dull male BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD, a couple 
unseen but singing PACIFIC-SLOPE FLYCATCHERS, a singing first year male 
BULLOCK'S ORIOLE and a juvenile LINCOLN'S SPARROW.  Lots of construction work going 
on where Guadalupe Creek crosses under Montague Expwy. so we passed on birding 
there. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling 
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