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Folks:

This morning, 5/11/04, I stopped by the Palo Alto Baylands to check for 
migrants and enjoy the nesting herons.  No luck with migrants.  I estimated 
18+ SNOWY EGRET nests in the palms near the old fountain at the Duck Pond, 
either incubating or with nestlings.  I guessed that there were 6-12 
BLACK-CROWNED HERON NESTS west of the Ranger's Station, many with 
nestlings, 2-4 in with the Snowies, and another 2-3 in palms on the west 
side of the Duck Pond.  I did not see any sign of Great Egrets.

I also stopped at the end of Embarcadero Way for migrants and saw two 
WESTERN TANAGERS and heard a SWAINSON'S THRUSH and a BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK 
singing.  A male ALLEN'S HUMMINGBIRD may be a post-breeding 
dispersant.  AMERICAN CROWs are building a nest in one of the eucalypts here.

Bill

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