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From: Les Chibana <[[email protected]]>
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 13:01:22 -0700
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Subject: [SBB] Report of Little Blue Heron
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A friend of mine who is a sharp-eyed artist with a great interest in 
birds, although
not necessarily a birder of SBB ilk, reported that she saw a small 
heron that looked
like an adult Little Blue Heron while she was running the levees in the 
area of the
Sunnyvale Water Treatment Plant a few days ago. She described a small 
egret/
heron between the size of a small Snowy Egret and a Great Blue Heron 
that was
very dark blue. She was in the area beyond the radar bldg. early in the 
morning.

I have been out of town for the first 3 weeks of June and didn't see 
any Little Blue
Heron reports in the sialia.com archives, so I thought I'd put the word 
out.

I'm sorry that I didn't gather more specific location information and 
more bird
description. I'll see if she has more to say on this.

Les Chibana

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