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Hello All,

This morning (Thurs, Mar 18) I saw a PACIFIC-SLOPE FLYCATCHER in Alamitos 
Creek riparian behind the New Almaden Community Club on Bertram Road.  This is a 
fairly reliable location to find this spring-time migrant.

At Chesbro Reservoir a flotilla of 30 COMMON MERGANSERS cruised around.  Like 
other South Bay reservoirs, Chesbro is very full right now with waters 
backing up into Llagas Creek at the upper end.  There was just a tiny bit of mudflat 
at the upper end and here I found one GREATER YELLOWLEGS in breeding plumage, 
one WILSON'S SNIPE, and one KILLDEER.  Five WOOD DUCKS (4 males & one female) 
were also seen at the upper end.

That's about it for now - ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERS were calling along Woods 
Trail in the Sierra Azul, and I heard a buzzy HOUSE WREN along Hicks Rd just 
west of the confluence of Guadalupe & Rincon Creeks but didn't see it.

Ann Verdi
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