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Hi!

Yesterday I birded part of  Lake Cunningham Park between Parking Lot B 
and Fisherman's Cove dirt parking lot. Fisherman's Cove dirt parking lot 
on the south side of the lake is bordered on one side by a hill. If you 
climb that hill  it opens up into a big flat area surrounded by trees 
and shrubs. It is quite birdie in there. A Say's Phoebe was the bird of 
the day.

Black Phoebe
House Finch
European Starling
Mourning Dove
White-crowned Sparrow
Chestnut-backed Chickadee
Golden-crowned Sparrow
Yellow-rump Warbler
Western Bluebird
Says Phoebe
Yellow Warbler
Red-shafted Flicker
Anna's Hummingbird
American Kestrel (the Anna's was harassing the kestrel until it flew off 
but the Anna's pursued it until it landed in a tree far enough away to 
satisfy the hummer)
Red-shouldered Hawk
Coopers Hawk
Red-winged Blackbird
Burrowing Owl (near Cunningham Ave and Capital Exp)
Bushtit
Violet-green Swallow
California Towhee

Before I left I took a quick look around the lake and saw the usual 
suspects:
Belted Kingfisher
Black-crowned Night Heron (juv and adult)
Snowy Egret
Mallard
Canadian Goose
Double-crested Cormorant
Ruddy Duck
Turkey Vultures roosting on the northwestern most island where the 
cormorants and Pelicans hang out.
Green Heron
American Pelican
Ring-billed Gull
Killdeer
Greater Yellowlegs
A flock of peeps tried to find a satisfactory place to land but decided 
to move on.
I also saw some other kind of grebe across the lake (other than 
Pied-bill), but could not make out what it was because of the sun

Summer Brasuel


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