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All,
 
This morning Frank Vanslager and I first went to Ed Levin County Park where  
we failed to find any Owls.  EEC was closed (holiday) so we then  checked out 
Arzino Ranch where we had a couple BURROWING OWLS and at least  eleven GREATER 
WHITE-FRONTED GEESE (at that time we were unable to see the  three ROSS'S 
GEESE, seen later, because of the viewing angle).   We then spent some time 
trying to find the elusive GREATER ROADRUNNER which was  happily located by Peggy 
Don just as we were leaving.  Salt Pond A12 had  lots of RED-BREASTED 
MERGANSERS in it including several adult males (always nice  to see the males).  The 
only other bird of note was a CANADA GOOSE in New  Chicago Marsh with an unusual 
head pattern (white on the forehead and some white  extending back from the 
"chin strap" like a reverse comma connected at the top  of the normal white 
"chin strap").  A nice flock of TRICOLORED BLACKBIRDS  was spotted in the corrals 
in Arzino Ranch.
 
Take care,
Bob Reiling
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