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How can we count birds in the fog?
How can we count birds in the fog?		 Wait until the fog lifts!
Wait until the fog lifts!		 Canada Geese not so easy to count when lifting off and leaving the pond
Canada Geese not so easy to count when lifting off and leaving the pond		 Anna's Hummingbird not so easy to count when dashing along the trail
Anna's Hummingbird not so easy to count when dashing along the trail
Pied-billed Grebe not so easy to count when it dives underwater
Pied-billed Grebe not so easy to count when it dives underwater		 Red-throated Loon not so easy to count when we think its a Common Loon
Red-throated Loon not so easy to count when we think its a Common Loon		 Shovelers not so easy to count when they spin in circles.
Shovelers not so easy to count when they spin in circles.		 White-crowned Sparrows not so easy to count if they hide in the bushes
White-crowned Sparrows not so easy to count if they hide in the bushes

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Trude11-Jan-2012 00:53
Our Sea and Sage Audubon teenage Junior Naturalists helped me count birds at the San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary on New Year's Day 2012 as part of National Audubon's traditional Christmas Bird Count. Getting an accurate count of every single wintering bird can be challenging. Here are a few that we encountered!
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