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All,

Kelly and I conducted an inline skating tour of the Charleston Slough 
and Stevens Creek trail on Saturday and came across 2-3 NORTHERN 
ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOWS in the L'Avenida section. We were trying to get 
some aerobic exercise and not to stop, but we had take a break when we 
found another bird of interest, a BURROWING OWL near the kiosk at the 
entrance to Shoreline Park. It stood quite conspicuously on a small 
mound before returning to its hole. Loads of CANVASBACKS, RUDDY DUCKS 
and a few AMERICAN WIGEON still on the salt ponds.

Gotta love this weather!
Matthew Dodder
http://www.birdguy.net/gallery/index.html

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