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Santa Clarita Valley in late March/early April (1 Viewer)
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Xenospiza
Distracted
First of all: get A Birder's Guide to Southern California. Unfortunately it does not treatthe immediate environment of Val Verde.
I hope you'll have a car...
A trip to the creepy environment of Palmdale is nice for some desert species like Sage Sparrow, and you're there in a good period for LeConte’s Thrasher (northwest of East Avenue Q & 145 Street East, I hope you'll have more luck than me).
The San Gabriel Mountains are nearby and are treated in aforementioned book. Best species here is probably Grey Vireo, but there are more attractions like Black Swift.
I hope you'll have a car...
A trip to the creepy environment of Palmdale is nice for some desert species like Sage Sparrow, and you're there in a good period for LeConte’s Thrasher (northwest of East Avenue Q & 145 Street East, I hope you'll have more luck than me).
The San Gabriel Mountains are nearby and are treated in aforementioned book. Best species here is probably Grey Vireo, but there are more attractions like Black Swift.
BirderSean
Well-known member
Towsley canyon is nearby, and is a decent spot.
