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Subject: [SBB] Northern Pintail in Gilroy
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Hello SBBers,

We checked Roop and Quail Ridge Road pond today, 25 October, on the old Mendoza Ranch that is now part of Coyote Lake Park.  The usual many Mallards were there, but there was also what looked like a male Northern Pintail Duck without a mate, swimming amongst them at 9:45 am.  Since it had the typical colors and markings, everything EXCEPT the pintail and an unexpected body color; a lighter hue of its head color, I wondered if it could be a young male that is passing through.  As common as this bird might be to many birders, this is the first suspect I have ever seen.  Any other possibilities?

Thanks.

Linda Adams
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