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Two visits to the Bell View Trail SW in Rancho Margarita in late May 2015 produced some reasonably good photos of this seldom scene species. Here’s a shortcut link to the Violet-green Swallow photo gallery with a few teaser photos … Continued
The juvenile Vermilion Flycatcher recently seen at Mile Square Park was again present on May 24, 2015 at approximately 2:45 p.m. As Mike Sanders and I approached the NE section of the park just outside the outskirts of the nature … Continued
A visit to Tucker Wildlife and a conversation with Curt (employee at Tucker) yielded further insight to the seldom seen Lark Sparrow tending to its young. The untrained eye might mistake this for a variety of sparrows with chest streaks … Continued
A year round common but seldom seen species, the California Thrasher has been added to the photo gallery today May 19, 2015 A link to the photo gallery can be found here for the California Thrasher
Flycatchers seem to be almost at every park, walk path and wooded area in the springtime here in Orange County, California. How do I know if I have seen a flycatcher? They ascertain a unique behavior which is common amongst … Continued
On Saturday, May 9, 2015 I had left O’Neill Park approximately 6pm and headed for the Bell View Trail NE in Rancho Santa Margarita in hopes of finding the Black-chinned Sparrow. A recent visit to this location on April 18 … Continued
Over 20 new photos have been added to the Cooper’s Hawk photo gallery including multiple juvenile shots from as far back as 2012 A short cut to the Cooper’s Hawk photos can be found here: Cooper’s Hawk photos. Pay close … Continued
An infrequent visitor to Orange County, the Dusky-capped Flycatcher made an appearance at Gilman Park in Fullerton in March of 2015. The last appearance of this species according to eBird was in 2003 The bird was originally found by Mike … Continued