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All:
 
This morning's birding trip to the Sunnyvale Water Treatment Facility was 
reasonably successful, in spite of the opening of hunting season.  Now-a-days 
this trip gets stopped by the new fence at the wooden bridge by the Moffett Field 
Golf Course.  We might have tried to go through the hole in the fence that 
someone has recently made, but this is much too dangerous for a group; it is 
even difficult for a solitary person carrying a scope.
 
My personal count was of 66 species, with 11 duck species ... which is 
exactly what I had on the checkout on Thursday.  Even though we missed the Eurasian 
Widgeon today, we did find 2 Canvasbacks (and re-found the "White-headed" 
Ruddy Duck in pond A3W.)  Perhaps somebody can post the arguments that show that 
this is definitely not a crossbreed of Ruddy Duck and White-headed Duck?
 
Frank Vanslager
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