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Subject: [SBB] Sunnyvale Baylands Park
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Hello,

On a gloriously cool morning today, I found a pair of CINNAMON TEAL in the
pond just south of the observation platform at Sunnyvale Baylands Park.  In
the flooded area between the wooden walkway and the trail, there was an
ALL-WHITE DUCK that I had not seen here before.  The bill was bright orange
and the eye dark.  When the Duck flapped its wings I saw no color there
either.  Then, on the opposite side of the trail in the flooded area between
the Wave Walk and the Baylands Trail there was a pair of BLUE-WINGED TEAL.

I could see one AMERICAN WHITE PELICAN on the levee that surrounds a
rectangular body of water.  The Pelican moved out of sight when a hiker came
near.

Rosalie Strait

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