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Possible Bell's Vireo
Bird-Boys replied to schopier's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Possible summer birding weekend in Orange County, CA
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Possible summer birding weekend in Orange County, CA
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Hi all! So it looks like we might be able to go for a weekend birding trip down to Orange County this summer. We are thinking of going down in July(?), and I was wondering about where/when to see some target birds, or if you guys have any other tips for viewing: - Mandarin Duck (TeWinkle Park?) - Ridgway's Rail (Bolsa Chica/Newport Bay at high tide?) - Black Skimmer (Bolsa Chica/Newport Bay?) - Reddish Egret (Bolsa Chica?) - Least Bittern (IRWD San Joaquin Marsh?) - Parrots/Parakeets (Maybe a known roost?) - Cactus Wren - California Gnatcatcher - Swinhoe's White-Eye - Red Bishop - Pin-tailed Whydah - Orange-cheeked Waxbill - Mountain Chickadee (Serrano Creek Park?) - Common Ground-dove? I think that I might be able to negotiate 3 days for birding, so any help on these is very much appreciated! @IKLland @Connor Cochrane @Aidan B @AlexHenry@DLecy
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West Houston Sparrow ID
Bird-Boys replied to kjsmith's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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West Houston Bunting ID
Bird-Boys replied to kjsmith's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Worn Molting Indigo Bunting. -
Looks fine for 1st-cycle RBGU. No age of LAGU has that pale blue mantle combined with the extensive brown coverts that this bird has.
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Last ones are cave.
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Why not Cave? Both birds have paler chins than I would expect on a Cliff.
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Ignore.
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This was from land. Not a gull. I spent a lot of time studying this bird, and it was at least the size of a pelican, and it was constantly soaring, only flapping it's wings twice. Here is some other shots of what I believe is the same bird:
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Definitely not a pelican. lots of soaring. I have more pics if needed.
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