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All,
This morning Frank Vanslager and I had some of the usual goodies on
Sierra Road seeing GRASSHOPPER SPARROW (several calling from various fence
posts), HORNED LARK, RUFOUS-CROWNED SPARROW, and YELLOW-BILLED
MAGPIE. Other species included WESTERN BLUEBIRD, WESTERN MEADOWLARK,
BULLOCK'S ORIOLE (feeding fledged young on the hillside above the road),
AMERICAN KESTREL, RED-TAILED HAWK, RED-SHAFTED FLICKER, WESTERN KINGBIRD,
ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHER, and WESTERN WOOD-PEWEE. No sign of Wrens or
Golden Eagles. Just before heading home we checked out the BALD EAGLE
nestlings on Calaveras Road where we and Dean Manley got good views of the
young eagles as they stretched their wings showing white axillaries
and coverts on the under-wing contrasting with their dark brown
bodies. They should fledge soon.
Take care,
Bob Reiling See what's free at AOL.com. |
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