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Recent content by CaMike14

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    Black Phoebe?

    Thank you! :t:
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    Black Phoebe?

    A friend said this is a black phoebe. Is she right?
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    Japanese White Eye

    Thanks to the assistance of the helpful people in the ID section, I've learned that this flock of small green birds in my backyard are Japanese White Eyes. They seem to enjoy eating the peppercorns off of the big peppertree. The photo I provided yesterday wasn't great, but I got some far better...
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    Southern California

    Hello everyone, and thank you all for the warm welcome! I'm about to post some more photos.
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    Southern California

    Hello from Orange County, Ca! I like to find out the proper names of birds (and plants) from the backyard, and there have been a big increase in the variety of birds in my city in the past 5-10 years. I remember when it was nothing but pigeons, and then nothing but crows. I just got some help...
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    Southern California Hanging Nest

    Cool thanks! I had suspected the previous answer had been right but thought I'd double check with a photo. Thanks for your help!
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    Southern California Hanging Nest

    Just barely managed to catch a snapshot of one of the green birds today. Not an ideal picture but maybe enough for an ID.
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    Southern California Hanging Nest

    Thanks for the confirmation! Now that I think about it, I guess these are probably 2 different types of birds. The bushtit birds are the grayish brown ones that built the hanging nest, but I'm not sure still what kind the green birds are. I will try to get a few photos of them soon. They are...
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    Southern California Hanging Nest

    Got some of these small greenish-yellow birds (about the size of a hummingbird. Maybe slightly larger) nesting in a pepper tree in the backyard. This is in Orange County, California. I've seen a whitish ring around the eye. They make a sort of peep sound. I think I saw some of them being a...
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