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From: "Roland Kenner" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Sabine's Gull on Salt Pond A1
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This morning Pat Kenny and I went to the Palo Alto Flood Control Basin. 
There were very few gulls, so we went over to Charleston Slough and salt 
pond A1.  There was a feeding frenzy of AMERICAN WHITE and a few BROWN 
PELICANs, FORSTER'S TERNs, CALIFORNIA, RINGBILL, and BONAPARTE'S GULLs, but, 
alas, neither of the special birds seen yesterday.  But as we walked back 
towards the Forebay, about 11 am, Pat spotted the juvenile SABINE'S GULL 
flying over the levee that separates A1 from Charleston Slough.  It spent 
the next 15 minutes flying and resting on the water in A1, always in the 
vicinity of the point where the levee turns from running NE towards N.  We 
left the bird on the water in A1 with a number of other birders watching.

Roland Kenner 

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