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SBBers:

Yesterday (11/09/04) I stopped by Ogier Ponds after leaving Henry Coe SP.  Among the birds seen there were 10 RING-NECKED DUCKs including 1 male, 5 BUFFLEHEAD (2 males, 3 females), AMERICAN WIGEON, 6 GREATER SCAUP, 1 COMMON MOORHEN and an adult PEREGRINE FALCON on a tower along the entrance road.

Going north on Monterey Highway a short distance from Ogier Ponds I saw an OPREY perched on a leafless tree.

Peggy Don
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