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All,
 
This morning Frank Vanslager and I went to a number of places with very  
little luck and very few birds.  At Calero Reservoir we had two GOLDEN  EAGLES, 
two COMMON MERGANSERS, some COMMON GOLDENEYE, BUFFLEHEAD, and  an AMERICAN WHITE 
PELICAN.  A small flock of WESTERN BLUEBIRDS and a couple  SAY'S PHOEBES were 
near the western entrance to Chesbro Reservoir.  Water  level in both of 
these reservoirs was quite low.  We then went to Uvas  Canyon County Park (nothing 
there).  Almaden Lake Park did  have a number of Gulls (mainly CALIFORNIA, 
with a few HERRING, and THAYER'S  GULLS), a male COMMON GOLDENEYE, two pair of 
BUFFLEHEAD, an AMERICAN WIGEON,  MALLARD, a couple NORTHERN SHOVELERS, two 
sightings of COOPER'S HAWK and a  flyover PEREGRINE FALCON (east to west).  Later 
a couple Water District  people mentioned that a pair of (they said male & 
female) Peregrine Falcons  have been roosting in a Sycamore on the northern edge 
of the Water  District Pond.  A better variety of ducks was in the Water 
District  Pond including six to eight LESSER SCAUP and the first CANVASBACK (two  
females) that I've seen this fall.  The Water District Pond was scoped  from 
the east side of the creek which had only a couple YELLOW-RUMPED  WARBLERS, 
NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRDS, and a RUBY-CROWNED  KINGLET   
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling
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