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This morning at Almaden Reservoir,  my husband and I counted 7 male 
WOOD DUCKS - being a 'newbie birder', this is exciting !
There were female WDs  in the group but I did not count them precisely.

While walking along Alamitos Road, several WESTERN BLUE BIRDS were 
close by and perched conveniently for us to view.    A GREAT BLUE HERON 
flew by and luckily landed on the nearby shore for us to observe.

Around noon we were hiking at Almaden Quicksilver County Park when the 
familiar 'bouncing ball'  song was heard at the edge of the trail.
We were able to view a WRENTIT in the brambly bushes just off the trail.

This is fun !

Patty Brown
Sunnyvale, CA

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