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Dave's post got us to go over to State and Spreckels yesterday evening at
around 5:30-6:00 to see if any photos might be possible, and the Stilt S and
one of the (male) Ruffs were just where he'd described.  The Stilt S, which
has by now pretty much completely molted into basic plumage, was feeding
almost constantly, but paused for a split second allowing the below photo.
The colors are abnormally warm because the sun was so low.

http://www.avesphoto.com/SBB/SDPSTI.jpg  (42k)

There were also a couple of juvenile Pectoral S on the "finger islands".

Mike Danzenbaker
Lee Hung
http://www.avesphoto.com


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Subject: [SBB] Ruffs and Stilt ad nauseum


...All 3 were incredibly close to the road...

> Dave Weber,
> Milpitas


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