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Hi everyone I have such trouble identifying these little things that I’m most cases I’ve given up. Any help would be appreciated! Near Woodley Lake in the Sepulveda wildlife basin, Encino, Los Angeles County Seen at the Los Angeles river About sparrow sized, maybe a little larger. I was losing...

Solitary Sandpiper

Buddyin' up on the jetty.

Didn't clear his plate.

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At the edge of Farmoor reservoir this coonfiding bird allowed close approaches. Most of the time it was trying to sleep in the sweeping wind, and as the Dunlin moved it followed along the shoreline. What a cute pair - wondering if that's anything behind this companionship?