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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I first stopped a Calero Reservoir where we 
had four COMMON MERGANSERS (very little else).  The reservoir had been closed 
to boating so we had high hopes :-(  We then went to Uvas Canyon County Park 
where things were really slow.  Best bird seen was a pair (one each) HAIRY 
WOODPECKER.  We then went to the western edge of Chesbro Reservoir where the 
birding was somewhat better.  We had a couple good sized family flocks of WESTERN 
BLUEBIRDS (in one flock one adult was feeding four spotted and striped 
juveniles), four FORSTER'S TERNS (all alternate plumaged), both Egrets, a couple GREAT 
BLUE HERONS, a SPOTTED SANDPIPER (distance such that we could not see the 
spots, mostly ID'd by GIS), and a WESTERN KINGBIRD (posed on a fence line, in 
full sun, showing all the key field marks, just the way you would like to have it 
during a field trip).

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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