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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 09:45:09 -0700 (PDT)
From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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   I planned my visit to the Sunnyvale WPCP ponds for late afternoon
yesterday (Sunday), remembering that in past years the terns would come
in to roost then.  But I didn't see or hear any tern at all on this
visit!  I found only 8 shorebird species, of which the highlights were
two LESSER YELLOWLEGS at the end of the central levee, and around 200
RED-NECKED PHALAROPEs on the west pond (as noted by Mike R. -- I didn't
attempt to count them more exactly).  Other birds included a BROWN PELICAN
trailing a flyby flock of Whites, and a GREEN HERON in a typical location
near the entrance.  It was too windy to check the trees for landbirds.
   Probably of most interest:  there were three (visible) fledgeling
BARN SWALLOWs perched on vegetation along the central levee -- noisy and
being fairly frequently fed.  How unusual is this for mid-September?

								Al Eisner
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