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All,
This morning Frank Vanslager and I had ROCK WREN, HORNED LARK,
WHITE-THROATED SWIFT, YELLOW-BILLED MAGPIE, WESTERN BLUEBIRD and SAVANNAH
SPARROW near the summit of Sierra Rd. Big misses were Lark Sparrow
and Rufous-crowned Sparrow. Felter Rd and Marsh Rd were very slow with the
most notable species being a couple hunting Bobcat. During a quick check
at the EEC we had the male RUFF (south of the entrance road), BARN OWL (in
the nest box), two GLAUCOUS GULLS (one each on the first island and second
islands in Salt Pond A16), and a single SANDERLING (on the third island).
Salt Ponds A16 and A18 both seem to be overflowing with ducks and
gulls, one wonders how long the ponds can sustain such a quantity of
bird life?
Take care,
Bob Reiling
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