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Pardon another post about the Alviso Ruff and Stilt SP. Across Spreckels St 
from the towing company and the pump house, there is a triangular patch of 
water formed by two very narrow strips of 'land' and the near shore. At 5:30 pm 
the Stilt SP was on the 'hypotenuse' and both male Ruffs were on the N base 
foraging side by side. All 3 were incredibly close to the road. First time I've 
seen the males together. One has more white around the base of the bill and 
perhaps slightly pinker legs. I went over to the tracks to look for the female 
Ruff, but the light was not good. However, way far out to the E of the tracks was 
a possible candidate. And a Wilson's Snipe was squaking way up high. No more 
posts for today. 

Dave Weber,
Milpitas
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