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All,

Shortly before 9 AM this morning Frank Vanslager and I saw the PELAGIC 
CORMORANT (county life bird #320) in the water just east of "the island" in 
Shoreline Lake.  After a few minutes it took to the air, circled the island several 
times, circled the pond a couple times and then flew east northeast out of the 
northeast corner of the pond until out of sight (9:08 AM by my watch).  We then 
checked out Salt Pond A1 (22 BLACK SKIMMERS, including two juveniles on "its" 
island) and Salt Pond A2W but we're unable to relocate the Pelagic Cormorant. 
 We then went to the mouth of Stevens Creek.  We were a bit late but there 
were at least 30 to 40 well seen RED KNOTS among the hundreds of shorebirds 
there (all REKN were in basic plumage).  Black Skimmers (a male, female and two 
juveniles) seemed to be the only residents on the small island in the northwest 
corner of Salt Pond B1.  Subsequent stops at the Palo Alto Duck Pond Ranger 
Station and at the end of Embarcadero Way failed to yield any birds of note.

Take care,
Bob Reiling
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