Hi folks, I've posted two photos of the White-winged Scoter from O'Neill Forebay in Merced County on 1/29/05 to the waterfowl folder on the photos section of...
PLACER A resident in Sun City Lincoln Hills development, Dennis Bowcut, found and photographed a Green-tailed Towhee (I just posted his photo on the CV birds ...
Hi all, This is scary for the new guy so please be kind. My lady and I are new to birding and having a great time but we are often confused. We were in Del...
On 1/29/05 we visited the Merced NNR 13 miles northeast of Los Banos. Thousands of SNOW GEESE and SANDHIL CRANES. The visual was awesome. Their calls filled...
Cindy Chang and I saw the continuing Red-necked Grebe yesterday (Feb 1) at the most eastern pond south of Road 29 in Yolo County. This pond is reached by...
This is a follow-up on this morning's posting from Merced NWR. I did not see the faint white eye ring and the black mask was thicker than the Northern. Looks...
Fellow birders, I birded the upper part of Upper Sunrise Park today (2/02/05) and it definitely was the nicest day that we have had this year (no jacket, ...
Hi all, This morning Frances Oliver and I headed over to Putah Creek in hopes of finding the Pileated Woodpecker in Solano and/or Yolo Counties. No such luck. ...
Hi all, I had my first opportunity today to bird the Central Valley in the last month and a half. First stop was Johnson Road east of Clements. In the...
The Harris's Sparrow was refound this afternoon (around 215 PM) in Stanislaus County along Page Rd just south of the west end of Beckwith Rd. I was very...
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Feb 4, 2005 3:24 am
Hi ALL, Ron of Livermore and myself stayed at North Lake in Stockton from at least 800-1100 am without any luck on the common black-hawk. The HARRIS'S SPARROW...
Hi all, I made a quick run to Black Butte Reservoir this morning. Birds of some interest were Say's Phoebe on the road to Orland Buttes Campground, a dozen...
Mary Chambers and I birded Creed and Robinson Rds. in Solano County this afternoon. The raptors were plentiful. Among the highlights were ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK...
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Feb 6, 2005 1:03 am
Hi ALL, The RED-NECKED GREBE continues Road 29 in Yolo CO. The bird was at the far end of the left pond. Along Putah Creek, the WINTER WREN continues at...
Many of you have had great looks at the Common Black Hawk in Stockton, and several have taken good photographs as well. Please send photos and descriptions...
We are now seeking qualified volunteers for the 2005 Statewide Tricolored Blackbird Survey. Sponsored by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Central...
Hi everyone, I'm working on the fall report for North American Birds and i'm wondering if someone can tell me who refound the Vermilion Flycatcher at Turner...
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Feb 7, 2005 1:37 am
Today 2-6-05 we spotted near 200 Mtn Plovers on the East side of Canright Rd between Mc Cormack and Flannery Rds. They wre spread over a half mile area 50 ...
Elionora and I went looking for the Rough-legged Hawk(s) reported on Robinson Rd. in Solano County today. We found the hawk, as well as a half-dozen or more...
Hi folks, This morning John Trochet and I performed the monthly survey of the Cosumnes River Preserve's Lost Slough Wetlands and adjacent riparian and...
Today, I took a group from my Palo Alto Baylands birding class around the Los Banos area refuges. The warm, sunny weather was quite a pleasant break. We...
Central Valley and County Birders: Saturday, 5 February 2005, David Coursey, Elionora Bjuhr, and I birded portions of Stanislaus, Merced, Mariposa, and Madera...
Central Valley and County Birders: Early yesterday afternoon, 7 February 2005 the Red-necked Grebe was still present at the north end eastern of two...
Sunday at Colusa NWR I spotted an American Bittern (first pond on left over bridge). An American White Pelican flew over the point of the tour road farthest...
On Sunday, Irene Torres and I birded from Rio Vista west to Southern Solano County and then to the Davis Wastewater Ponds north to the county line near Zamora...
