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Hi Karen,

Is there a map of the east bay salt ponds and also is it possible to go 
out to these ponds to see the plovers?

Summer Brasuel


Karen DeMello wrote:

> This morning Jan Hintermeister and I surveyed salt pond R2 near the 
> Dumbarton Bridge as part of SFBBO's Snowy Plover monitoring program.  
> We counted 35 SNOWY PLOVERS:  34 adults and 1 chick.
>
> Other interesting birds:
> Two BLACK SKIMMERS were being nagged by AMERICAN AVOCETS on a little 
> island in the northwest corner of R1, with a LONG-BILLED CURLEW 
> nearby.  3 AMERICAN WHITE PELICANS floated on the bay while BARN 
> SWALLOWS and CLIFF SWALLOWS flew overhead.   We didn't see any 
> Semi-Palmated Plovers today, and only a single KILLDEER was present.
>
> On an island in R1 near the entrance closest to the Dumbarton we saw a 
> pile of eggs and also some loose eggs.  I'm not sure if the eggs 
> belonged to the American Avocets or the Black-necked Stilts.  We 
> didn't see any birds sitting on eggs.
>
> Karen DeMello
> Mountain View
>
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