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At 03:34 PM 5/4/04, [[email protected]] wrote:
>The four of us then
>went to the Environmental Education Center where we ran into Bill Bousman and
>Kim Blythe just as they were leaving Salt Pond A-16.  They informed us of the
>continuing presence of the RUDDY TURNSTONES (three was the high count for 
>Bill
>and Kim as it was for us).  They also had a female RED-NECKED PHALAROPE in
>the salt pond (we were fortunate in finding two females just before they flew
>toward the northeast and out of sight, a solo female RNPH was seen some time
>later).

Sorry for the miscommunication, Bob, we didn't see any Red-necked Phalaropes.



Bill Bousman
Santa Clara County records compiler 

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