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Quite a good day birding at The Los Angeles Arboretum And Botanical Garden! Very happy about the owl lifer. I saw 2 different owl individuals in different places. When I saw the second great horned owl I saw a bunch of birders! A big group of at least 7 birders with big camera setups and tripods! Made my old D300 and 70-300mm lens look like a toy! Anyways my computer and phone Ebird claims that the order of my lifers is the opposite. On my phone it says I say the Bewick's Wren first, while my computer says I saw Indian Peafowl first. I just went with my phone because that's what I normally use.

50. Bewick's Wren
51. Red-crowned Amazon
52. Nuttall's Woodpecker
53. Downy Woodpecker
54. Great Horned Owl
55. Indian Peafowl
 
Just spent a highly enjoyable and productive morning in the Castro Verde area. I saw basically all of my targets, including three lifers. Couldn't have asked for more!

157. Garganey
158. Great Bustard
159. Calandra Lark
160. Spanish Sparrow
161. Eurasian Hoopoe
162. Lesser Kestrel
163. Thekla's Lark
164. Montagu's Harrier
165. Greater Short-toed Lark
166. Collared Pratincole
167. Gadwall
168. Black-bellied Sandgrouse
169. Spanish Imperial Eagle

170. European Roller
171. Little Bustard
 
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Just spent a highly enjoyable and productive morning in the Castro Verde area. I saw basically all of my targets, including three lifers. Couldn't have asked for more!

157. Garganey
158. Great Bustard
159. Calandra Lark
160. Spanish Sparrow
161. Eurasian Hoopoe
162. Lesser Kestrel
163. Thekla's Lark
164. Montagu's Harrier
165. Greater Short-toed Lark
166. Collared Pratincole
167. Gadwall
168. Black-bellied Sandgrouse
169. Spanish Imperial Eagle

170. European Roller
171. Little Bustard

Great birds there. Well done on the lifers
 
Warblers are starting to make their way through my area.
#137 Black-throated green warbler- One of our most common migrant warblers
#138 Northern parula- Somewhat uncommon and new for the stretch of creek I was on today. Underrated warbler, imo
 
I got a lot of lifers back on Sunday (the 6th) that I forgot to mention! I went around some vineyards in San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay marina/boardwalk, and around Laguna Lake. A nice 9 lifers checked off in a day!

56. American kestrel
57. Long-billed curlew
58. sanderling
59. pied-billed grebe
60. double-crested cormorant
61. great blue heron
62. peregrine falcon
63. barn swallow
64. western grebe
 
(Miami birding)
261. Yellow-billed Cuckoo
262. Common Nighthawk
263. Ovenbird
264. Blackpoll Warbler
265. Black-throated Blue Warbler
266. Black-throated Green Warbler
267. Cave Swallow
268. Baltimore Oriole
 
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