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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] EEC in Alviso
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All,

I made a quick trip to the EEC in Alviso over lunch today 5/19/04.  It
was quite windy and I didn't find any migrants in the trees.  A TREE
SWALLOW and an immature RED-SHOULDERED HAWK were along Artesian Slough
on the drive in.  At least 220 RED-NECKED PHALAROPES swimming along
the southern edge of pond A16 allowed close study and a BLACK SKIMMER
flew over to southern A18.  Well over a hundred each of BLACK-BELLIED
PLOVERS (most very drab) and DOWITCHERS were out in New Chicago Marsh.
A COMMON RAVEN flew west with a pilfered egg.  Viewing from State and
Spreckles turned up 28 SEMIPALMATED PLOVERS and 18 WESTERN SANDPIPERS.
Along Disk Drive were a WESTERN KINGBIRD and two BURROWING OWLS, one
foraging by day (hovering over the field and diving on prey several
times).

Another surprising daytime forager was a STRIPED SKUNK here on Moffett
Field.

Mike Rogers
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