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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and I first checked out the area around SFBBO 
headquarters for the Greater Roadrunner.  No joy!  The bird apparently has not 
been seen since shortly after it was found yesterday (9/8).  Another birder was 
there when we arrived this morning and Dean Manley was still there when we 
left.  We then went to State St & Spreckles Ave where we saw the now mostly 
basic plumaged STILT SANDPIPER (some fine spotting on the upper flanks), two 
PECTORAL SANDPIPERS (one colorful juvenile) and the "old" basic plumaged male RUFF 
(didn't see any other males so hard to tell for sure).  The PESA left shortly 
after we found them in the southern portion of the pond but the Ruff and STSA 
were still there when we left.  A walk out the railroad tracks to the 
"mainline" yielded only one flyaway basic plumaged BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER (nice look at 
the black axillaries). 

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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