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Subject: [SBB] Charleston Road Marsh, Mountain View salt ponds,
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Folks:

This morning, 1/20/2005, I cycled by the Charleston Road Marsh and made 
some feeble attempts in the fog to bother the wintering Northern 
Waterthrush enough to show himself.  It might have done so, but I didn't 
see it.

In the afternoon I covered the Shoreline bike paths, while cycling 
home.  Many ducks were fairly close to shore in Salt Pond A2W and I was 
lucky to pick out a pair of EURASIAN WIGEON.  A large flock of Ruddy Ducks 
near shore in Salt Pond A1 also included 228 SURF SCOTERS, which is the 
largest number I can remember seeing in this pond.  Most were asleep.  With 
my binoculars I tried to conjure some other scoter, but was not 
successful.  A male BARROW'S GOLDENEYE was in Shoreline Lake.

Bill Bousman
Santa Clara County records compiler 

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