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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I had the adult REEVE, two juvenile PECTORAL 
SANDPIPERS and a juvenile BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER in New Chicago Marsh beyond 
(east of) the first pond on the right side of the railroad tracks northeast of 
the Environmental Education Center entrance road.  Several LESSER YELLOWLEGS 
continue in this marsh with nearby GREATER YELLOWLEGS providing contrasting 
views.  An adult PEREGRINE FALCON was on a power tower just south of the entrance 
road. 

Be cool and take care,
Bob Reiling 
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