[EBB Sightings] Eastshore State Park

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EBBers,

    Current restoration work and recent rains have left a few winter =
water pools on the Eastshore State Park grounds along University Ave in =
Berkeley just west of Highway 80.  This afternoon one pool was being =
used by several hundred resting and bathing Gulls of five different =
species.   An adjacent pool had foraging and resting Greater Yellowlegs, =
Dowitcher sp., Least Sandpipers, Marbled Godwits, Willets, Black-necked =
Stilts, a Snowy Egret,  and six species of both dabbling and diving =
ducks.  The green grassy strip just south across the road median had two =
Greater White-fronted Geese hanging out with the many Canada Geese.

Good birding,

Bob Battagin
Oakland, CA
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restoration work and=20
recent rains have left a few winter water pools on the Eastshore State =
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grounds along University Ave in Berkeley just west of Highway 80.  =
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afternoon one pool was being used by several hundred resting and bathing =
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of five different species.   An adjacent pool had foraging and =
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Greater Yellowlegs, Dowitcher sp., Least Sandpipers, Marbled Godwits, =
Willets,=20
Black-necked Stilts, a Snowy Egret,  and six species of both =
dabbling and=20
diving ducks.  The green grassy strip just south across the road =
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two Greater White-fronted Geese hanging out with the many Canada=20
Geese.
CA

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