[EBB Sightings] Surfbird?

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On Oct.25 at low tide at the Emeryville Cresent, on the rocks along the 
eastern end of Powell ( before the freeway).
Along with a flock of  Black Turnstones was one greyish bird with white 
undersides, short dark beak, shortish yellow legs, scurrying and feeding around and 
over the exposed rocks .  It didn't look like anything I had seen here in the 
past.  Could it have been a Surfbird?
The other shore birds in abundance further away in the mud and water were the 
usual Whimbrels, Willets, Sand pipers, Longbilled Curlews, Godwits, Dunlins

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ryville Cresent, on the rocks along the eastern end of Powell ( before the f=
reeway).

Along with a flock of  Black Turnstones was one greyish bird with white=
 undersides, short dark beak, shortish yellow legs, scurrying and feeding ar=
ound and over the exposed rocks .  It didn't look like anything I had s=
een here in the past.  Could it have been a Surfbird?

The other shore birds in abundance further away in the mud and water were th=
e usual Whimbrels, Willets, Sand pipers, Longbilled Curlews, Godwits, Dunlin=
s

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