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  1. White Tailed Kite

    White Tailed Kite

  2. Grabbing a meal on the go

    Grabbing a meal on the go

    White Tailed Kite
  3. Wren

    Wren

  4. California Quail

    California Quail

  5. California Scrub Jay

    California Scrub Jay

  6. Striped Shore Crab (Pachygrapsus crassipes)

    Striped Shore Crab (Pachygrapsus crassipes)

    Many of these agile crabs were hiding in crevices in the rock jetty adjacent to Barbara's Fishtrap. They also go by the name Lined Shore Crab and grow to about two inches wide. Video shows them eating algae with both "hands."
  7. Forster's Tern

    Forster's Tern

  8. Egret

    Egret

  9. Redtail Portrait

    Redtail Portrait

  10. Cormorant in flight

    Cormorant in flight

  11. Redtail touch down

    Redtail touch down

  12. Anna's Hummingbirds at war

    Anna's Hummingbirds at war

    Every time I visit their site, they are in pitched battle. Makes for good, but tricky shots!
  13. Black Necked Stilt

    Black Necked Stilt

  14. White Tailed Kite

    White Tailed Kite

  15. Snowy Egret

    Snowy Egret

  16. Female House Finch

    Female House Finch

  17. Male House Finch

    Male House Finch

  18. Western Bluebird

    Western Bluebird

  19. Sea Otter #3

    Sea Otter #3

  20. Sea Otter #2

    Sea Otter #2

  21. Sea Otter #1

    Sea Otter #1

  22. G

    Help with loon ID - Sonoma County, CA, USA

    Hi all, I have been going back and forth on these loons I saw from shore in Bodega Bay, CA a couple of weeks ago (June 28). There were two groups of loons, both a few hundred yards out, one single loon, and then a group of 5 in a different spot. I think they are of two different species, but...
  23. Redtail through the trees

    Redtail through the trees

  24. California Towhee

    California Towhee

  25. Forster's Tern with back to the sunset

    Forster's Tern with back to the sunset

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