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Tuesday, November 22, 2005

Surf Scoter pics



Here are some pics I took of the Surf Scoter at Brush Hollow Reservoir. There is a visible reddishness on its chest in the photo on the right, which one of my friends told me is indicative of 1st winter birds. The whitish area below and behind the eye are visible on both pics. I would be happy to have comments from those who are experienced with Surf Scoters regarding the field marks.

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