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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I first checked out the mouth of Stevens 
Creek.  A waste of time bird-wise, the only shorebirds other than a couple 
WILLETS and a LONG-BILLED CURLEW were on the Alameda County side of the bay.  Six 
LESSER SCAUP (3 each) were swimming around and under a hunting blind nearest the 
mouth of the creek.  An adult PEREGRINE FALCON was seen earlier on a power 
tower on the west side of the creek near the southeastern portion of Salt Pond 
A2W.  Later at the Environmental Education Center we had a SPOTTED SANDPIPER 
(with spots) and nineteen RED-NECKED PHALAROPES (four in basic plumage).  
Distant scoping revealed two BLACK SKIMMERS on the "third" island and at least one 
on the fourth island.  An adult male NORTHERN SHOVELER was in the canal east of 
the access trail. 

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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