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All,
 
This morning in North Lake of the Palo Alto Flood Control Basin Frank  
Vanslager and I had two adult male BLUE-WINGED TEAL.  On Shoreline Lake we  had a 
female HOODED MERGANSER, a HORNED GREBE and at least five COMMON  GOLDENEYE 
(four adult males and a juvenile).  Later in the pond at State  and Spreckles in 
Alviso we had five WILSON'S SNIPE (in the pickleweed), and a  BLACK-BELLIED 
PLOVER while at least one adult HERRING GULL  and an adult THAYER'S GULL joined 
the CALIFORNIA and  RING-BILLED GULLS there.  Our larger Gulls (WESTERN, 
GLOUCOUS-WINGED,  HERRING and THAYER'S) are currently the principal inhabitants of 
the islands in  Salt Pond A16 (at least all of those pink legs makes looking 
for a  Lesser Black-backed Gull reasonably easy :-)  Two birding  plumaged 
birders (with binos); Kim Blythe and Mike Mammoser were also  spotted at the 
Environmental Education Center indulging in what I  assume is their favorite lunch 
time activity.
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling  
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