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From: "Roland Kenner" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] Shoreline Lake: the usual suspects
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Thursday morning Pat Kenny and I went to Shoreline Lake.  The PELAGIC 
CORMORANT was on its favorite aerator, we saw a male BARROW'S GOLDENEYE, and 
there was a female-type RED-BREASTED MERGANSER.  Over near A1 we saw a 
single BARN SWALLOW fly by and a MERLIN was plucking his breakfast in one of 
the trees between the lake and A1.  There weren't many ducks on A1, so we 
went over to A2W and saw 10+ REDHEADS and a single EURASIAN WIGEON.  These 
were amongst a very large number of ducks including many 100s of SCAUP.

Roland Kenner 

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