[SBB] Pectoral Sandpipers, New Chicago Marsh

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All,
 
After great views of the male BLACK-THROATED BLUE WARBLER, GOLDEN-CROWNED  
KINGLETS (several seen) and of a couple SWAINSON'S THRUSHES in Sunnyvale  
Baylands Park this morning (many thanks to Pat Kenny and Roland Kenner), Frank  
Vanslager and I went to Alviso.  On the east side of the railroad tracks in  New 
Chicago Marsh, in Pickle Weed, near a couple one foot high posts we had  two 
PECTORAL SANDPIPERS.  In the pond at State St and Spreckles  Ave we had at least 
ten DUNLIN and a couple dozen BLACK-BELLIED PLOVERS.   We also noted that the 
first island in Salt Pond A16 is now occupied with a  good number of 
"pink-legged" Gulls including adult WESTERN, GLAUCOUS-WINGED,  HERRING and THAYER'S 
GULLS.  LESSER YELLOWLEGS in New Chicago Marsh  included one in the first pond 
east of the railroad tracks (I've seen one  there every time I've been there 
over the last month or so) and one just  west of the wooden walkway located near 
the Environmental  Education Center. 
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling     
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