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All,

After an obligatory stop to see the GREATER ROADRUNNER (in the weeds just 
southwest of the Alviso Marina parking lot) Frank Vanslager and I almost "dipped 
for goodies" at State St. and Spreckles Ave except for a small flock of VAUX'S 
SWIFTS that were circling a Split-Leaf Palm near the intersection (a first of 
the fall).  We then headed out the railroad tracks from the Environmental 
Education Center entrance road.  At the first pond on the right Frank quickly 
found a juvenile PECTORAL SANDPIPER crawling around a small Pickleweed covered 
island.  We then decided to check out the northern portion of the Pond at State 
& Spreckles (from the railroad tracks).  Frank soon said "There's one" just as 
I spotted a second PESA.  It took a few seconds to realize that he was 
talking about a different bird, the lightly marked male RUFF.  We then found a group 
of five PESAs (again in the Pickleweed) and ultimately watched a flock of 
eight fly across the railroad tracks into the center of New Chicago Marsh and 
(you guessed) it disappear into some Pickleweed.  

Take care,
Bob Reiling      
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