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Subject: [SBB] Sanderling at the mouth of Stevens Creek
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All,
 
This morning Frank Vanslager and I had a solo SANDERLING amongst the many  
hundreds of shorebirds at the mouth of Stevens Creek.  This bird was  spotted at 
around noon just before we headed back to the car.  We had many  of the 
"Usual Suspects" with BLACK-BELLIED PLOVERS being the most numerous (a  couple 
birds were already getting black bellies).  Other species  noted included 
LONG-BILLED CURLEW, MARBLED GODWIT, WILLET, Dowitchers (at least  one SHORT-BILLED was 
identified), DUNLIN, WESTERN SANDPIPERS and LEAST  SANDPIPERS.  Gulls were 
also well represented and included at least  one MEW GULL.  A "lost" HORNED 
GREBE was with three EARED  GREBES on the western edge of Salt Pond B1.  Earlier 
we had a large (I  assume a female) dark phase RED-TAILED HAWK perched near a 
smaller  (male?) light phase RED-TAILED HAWK on the southern edge of the  
Shoreline overflow parking lot.  Even earlier we dipped in a  brief attempt to 
re-find the Northern Waterthrush in the marsh north of  Charleston Rd..
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling
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