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From: Mike Rogers <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] goose chase - 1/3/2005
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All,

I took my bike out for a goose chase over lunch today 1/3/2005, biking 
to the northwest corner of the Palo Alto Golf Course to see the 8 
GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE (3 adults, 5 immatures) and then biking into 
Byxbee Park to see the adult SNOW GOOSE. A quick check of the west end 
of Shoreline Lake on the way back turned up the PELAGIC CORMORANT 
foraging close to shore (got photos). Another quick stop at the small 
NASA Storm Water Pond here at work turned up a remarkable 7 BLUE-WINGED 
TEAL (4 adult males, 1 immature male, and 2 females) among numerous 
CINNAMON TEAL. Also here was a female-plumaged COMMON GOLDENEYE. Pretty 
amazing for a small cement-lined pond!

Mike Rogers


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