Some Waders
 

Black Necked Stilt</p>
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<p>American Avocet</p>
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<p>Black Necked Stilt</p>
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<p>Great Egret (and a bit of lunch)</p>
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<p>Long Billed Dowitcher</p>
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<p>Long Billed Dowitcher</p>
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<p>I discovered this new place (Gilbert Water Ranch) for bird photography today. There is a group of wastewater reclamation ponds in </p>
<p>Gilbert, AZ (a bit East of Phoenix). The community has turned it into a park (it is still used for its intended purpose) and all sorts </p>
<p>of birds (more than 200 species have been reported) hang out there (as do zillions of feral cats).</p>
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