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Upon reading a well written article last week on molting in the Orange County Register, I had stumbled across a Hooded Oriole amidst its molting phase at Treasure Island Park in Laguna Beach. In writing to the author “J.J.” (Jennifer) … Continued
Uploaded new sections to the photo gallery: American Wigeon, Eurasian Wigeon (hybrid with American) and Gadwall Click within this post to access shortcuts and a few snapshots. Gadwall American Wigeon Eurasian-American Wigeon (hybrid) Here’s a few snapshots:
(Photos included in this post)…On Friday, August 22, 2014 I had initially opted to visit the Newport Back Bay area and after a half hour of minimal bird activity my instincts led me to the nearby San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary … Continued
In a constant quest to improve everyone’s birding experiences, I’ve tried to collectively gather the many tips and tricks of the trade. Over the past several years I’ve met with many birders of whom I am grateful for their advice, … Continued
Within the Ducks, Geese and Swans section, the Bufflehead photo gallery has now been included. This section illustrates both Male and Female as well as juvenile Bufflehead Go here for quick access: Bufflehead photos
On August 9th, 2014 the Grebes section was added to the Photo Gallery. Within the Grebes section you’ll find images and information for: Clark’s Grebe Eared Grebe Horned Grebe Pied-billed Grebe A shortcut to the photo page can be found … Continued
Photos ranging from October 2013 through July of 2014 of the Black-bellied Plover were uploaded today on August 3, 2014 Click inside this post for a quick access link to the Black-bellied Plovers and Semipalmated Plovers.
Just added “Aliso Woods and Canyon Wilderness Park” and also “Sand Canyon Reservoir aka Strawberry Farms Golf Course” off the main menu option Local Orange County Birding Spots Click within this post for the links to each of these pages … Continued
If you’ve been to Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Huntington Beach, CA you’ll know why this a fantastic birding “hot spot”. If not and you’re an avid birder like me, it’s time for a visit. Like any birding place, there’s … Continued
A Visit to San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary on July 18, 2014 around 4:30 produced a pair of Wilson’s Phalaropes (male and female) that were seen at Pond C. Harsh lighting and similar red-necked phalarope plumage made it a bit difficult … Continued