Aidan B

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Oops, yea, I meant @neilpa

Over the past couple days I've had FOS Warbling Vireo, Nashville Warbler, Western Kingbird, Black-Throated Grey-Warbler, and Bullock's Oriole!

Definitely coming in! I had five today and eight yesterday at my patch over in Fair Oaks!

@PaulK!!!

I think this is a Red-shouldered Hawk, though I'm not sure how to separate Broad-winged Hawks from the eastern Red-shoulders.

I'm pretty sure this is a Double-crested.

It's a Red-tail, a very interesting one. Someone can probably get it to Subspecies for you.

Great-tailed

Definitely a California Gull. Note the black tail, dark eye, and grey mantle.

Definitely not a hawk, I have chickens and the time or two a hawk has taken one of the chickens they only kill one. Typically they strip all the feathers off of the chest and eat the soft breast and crop. Now with Raccoons and Opossums, that's a totally different story. They will take out your whole flock at once and not eat them.

Some sort of Domestic Goose, not sure what species (or hybrid) it is.

Pretty sure it's a Tree Swallow.

Quick visit to my patch today, I think I did pretty well as far as species go in such a short amount of time. Spring has definitely arrived, as there were a lot of migrants around today. https://ebird.org/checklist/S85552876

My Black Turnstone is Number One!