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From: Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Shoreline again (and response to Jim Lomax)
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   I revisited Mountainview Shoreline Lake this morning to recheck for the
PELAGIC CORMORANT.  After a considerable (but unsuccessful) search from the
boathouse end, I drove over to the entrance off Terminal Way, and found
this Cormorant close to shore at the west end.  (This is the end closest to
the Forebay.  Jennifer Rycenga earlier said she had seen the bird at the NE
corner between 9:45 and 10:05.  I was there then, checking that corner, and
saw neither Jennifer nor the Cormorant.  I wonder if this is  a geography
problem?  Anyway, by the time I saw the Cormorant it was about 10:30
or 10:45.)  Also continuing were the BARROW'S GOLDENEYEs and the
RED-BREASTED MERGANSER (which was frequently diving, and not obviously
in bad health).  The ducks in A1 were still about as far away as they
could be.
    By the way, Jim Lomax mentioned he didn't know where A1 is.  Jim, this
is a salt pond, and is out toward the Bay (roughly NNE) from Shoreline Lake.
A full map of south-bay salt ponds can be found at
http://www.southbayrestoration.org/Maps.html.  Larger-scale maps of
sub-portions can be found on Joe Morlan's web site, which I presume is
well known to you county-birder folks.
                                                            Al Eisner
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