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Subject: [SBB] Pectoral Sandpiper at CCFS & Ruffs in New Chicago Marsh
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All,

This morning (10/22) Frank Vanslager and I had a PECTORAL SANDPIPER in the 
Coyote Creek Field Station Waterbird Pond that was foraging among the sleeping 
Dowitchers.  Both male RUFFS were in New Chicago Marsh, the channel adjacent to 
the Environmental Education Center entrance road.  These guys seem to stay 
very close to one another these days (often side by side and seldom more than 6 
to 8 feet apart).  Anyone have a story on why the light colored male still has 
barred tertials, delayed molt or what?  We also had three HERMIT THRUSHES, 
very close together and out in the open, in the sunshine, on the east bank of 
the newly paved path that goes from the EEC parking lot to Salt Pond A16.  We 
could've covered all three birds with a small hand towel.  A BARN OWL was in the 
nest box in the trees above the same paved path.

Take care,
Bob Reiling   
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