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Subject: [SBB] Blue-Winged Teal, belated White-faced Ibis
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All,
 
This morning Frank Vanslager and I had an adult male BLUE-WINGED TEAL in  the 
pond just northwest of the northern Palo Alto Duck Pond parking lot.   We 
stopped at Shoreline Lake, Salt Pond A1 (twice), Charleston Slough,  the Palo 
Alto Flood Control Basin North Pond (twice) and the Palo Alto  Yacht Harbor and 
did not re-find the Sabine's Gull.  Lots of BONAPARTE'S  GULLS in A1 and we had 
three DUNLIN with the other shorebirds in Coast  Casey Forebay.  Frank tells 
me that at the beginning of Sundays SCVAS field  trip they had three 
WHITE-FACED IBIS fly over them (the Ibis were heading  up the canyon).  The WESTERN 
SCREECH-OWL was also well seen near the YSI  center (hole in a Sycamore?).
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling   
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