[SBB] Calero Reservoir , 11/19/06

[Gordon Barrett <[[email protected]]>]

My family and I were attracted to Calero by Ann's posting from 
yesterday.  I know these are all common birds, but I am always amazed 
that Calero has such diversity.  I trust there are other birders who 
like to see the full list as I do.

>
>Location:     Calero Reservoir
>Observation date:     11/19/06
>Number of species:     38
>
>Greater White-fronted Goose     5    
>Cackling Goose     5    
>Canada Goose     301    
>Gadwall     12    
>American Wigeon     6    
>Mallard     24    
>Green-winged Teal     12    
>Bufflehead     1    
>Common Goldeneye     5    
>Common Merganser     1    
>Wild Turkey     31    
>Horned Grebe     1    
>Eared Grebe     1    
>Western Grebe     3    
>Clark's Grebe     1    
>Double-crested Cormorant     11    
>Great Egret     3    
>Snowy Egret     6    
>Turkey Vulture     2    
>Northern Harrier     2    
>Red-shouldered Hawk     1    
>Red-tailed Hawk     1    
>American Coot     81    
>Killdeer     3    
>Spotted Sandpiper     1    
>Least Sandpiper     12    
>Ring-billed Gull     3    
>Rock Pigeon     101    
>Mourning Dove     1    
>Belted Kingfisher     1    
>Nuttall's Woodpecker     1    
>Black Phoebe     1    
>Western Scrub-Jay     2    
>American Crow     7    
>White-crowned Sparrow     1    
>Golden-crowned Sparrow     1    
>Red-winged Blackbird     X    
>Brewer's Blackbird     61    
>
>This report was generated automatically by eBird v2 (http://www.ebird.org)


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Gordon Barrett
[[email protected]]

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