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From: Akkana Peck <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Los Gatos Creek Perc Ponds
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I dropped by the Perc Ponds on Los Gatos Creek today in the early
afternoon (around 2-3:30).

The female Wood Duck which someone mentioned earlier was still
there, hanging out with a group of mallards, and in addition,
there was a male Wood Duck swimming in the pond.  The female
is banded; I never saw the male's legs.  My first wood ducks,
so I was jazzed.

Other interesting (to this non-expert birder) birds included
several gadwalls (another first for me) and pied-billed
grebes, and a belted kingfisher, in addition to lots of
double-crested cormorants, egrets (snowy and great), lots of
Canada geese, a couple of black phoebes, and the usual crowd
of mallards, coots, and gulls (no terns, oddly).

Pictures at http://shallowsky.com/images/percwoodduck/

	...Akkana
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