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From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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    Late afternoon today (after 5 PM), the pond at State and Spreckels
Streets in Alviso had two Pectoral Sandpipers, one an adult in breeding
plumage, the other a juvenile.  The male and female Ruffs were also both
present, but I didn't spot the Stilt Sandpiper (it could have been hiding
among sleeping Dowitchers).  Thirty or so Wilson's Phalaropes were still
here, and the Yellowlegs included at least 6 Lesser (probably more).  I
didn't have time to check along the RR tracks.
								Al Eisner
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