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Rascador Californiano (Melozone crissalis)Observ.
keithpittluckDescripción
A California towhee hopping along the ground.
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Gaviota Occidental (Larus occidentalis)Observ.
kyle_eaton_photographyDescripción
This Gull was standing on the jetty next to some Brown Pelicans. It left within 30 minutes.
The last photo shows the location.
It was overcast, the day before tropical storm Hillary hit.
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Gaviotas Grandes (Género Larus)Observ.
sarajknoDescripción
swipe to the end to see a pic of it riding a scooter
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Codorniz Californiana (Callipepla californica)Observ.
wilmotDescripción
Found the topknot on the trail
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Observ.
saulihDescripción
Both parents were busy feeding their juvenile young.
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Gavilán de Cooper (Accipiter cooperii)Observ.
rebeccamatsubaraDescripción
This hawk seems like its missing its tail??
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Tordo Ojos Rojos (Molothrus aeneus)Observ.
cheryl_rosenfeldDescripción
Male inflated himself as part of courtship behavior. This one, however, did not hover above a female.
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Gallareta Americana (Fulica americana)Observ.
lzrrdDescripción
they're coots i saw them
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Morenas (Familia Muraenidae)Observ.
efrain_octavioDescripción
Cadáver comido por Leucophaeus atricilla
Para el proyecto Aves haciendo cosas
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Chipe Pinero (Setophaga pinus)Observ.
chdphotoDescripción
Stigler Nature Conservancy
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Azulejo Garganta Canela (Sialia sialis)Observ.
majestysnowbirdDescripción
I banded this female last year as a nestling! So proud to see her return to where she was hatched, this time with a male.
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Azulejo Garganta Canela (Sialia sialis)Observ.
majestysnowbirdDescripción
Perching on nest box.
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Chocha del Este (Scolopax minor)Observ.
majestysnowbirdDescripción
Too dark for pictures sadly, but flew right by me and seen through binoculars. PEENT!
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Cuervo Pescador (Corvus ossifragus)Observ.
theseekrDescripción
Many many many flying between trees
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Saltapared de Carolina (Thryothorus ludovicianus)Observ.
weecorbieDescripción
A pair of wrens were working on a nest somewhere in our eaves, often carrying bundles of moss nearly as big as themselves.
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Mergo Cresta Blanca (Lophodytes cucullatus)Observ.
neilmcdanielDescripción
Fairly intense displays by two males courting two females. At several points the females invited mounting but the males seemed clueless.
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majestysnowbirdDescripción
Continuing gull around Windham/Tolland CT, first identified on eBird as Common Gull (European).
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Zorzal Moteado (Hylocichla mustelina)Observ.
jnstuartDescripción
A New Mexico rarity (casual in spring and fall). This one had lost his tail feathers. At Milnesand, Roosevelt Co., New Mexico. 16 Apr 2011.
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Martinete Común (Nycticorax nycticorax)Observ.
everettdaughertyLugar
Universidad de Puerto Rico - Recinto Universitario de Mayagüez, Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, US (Google, OSM)
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Zanate Mexicano (Quiscalus mexicanus)Observ.
majestysnowbirdDescripción
Airport grackle
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Saltapared de Carolina (Thryothorus ludovicianus)Observ.
apgarmDescripción
My house wren is a Carolina Wren LOL.
They found their way into a little-used room
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Aguililla de Swainson (Buteo swainsoni)Observ.
denverDescripción
He's off the back tail of the furthest fighter to the right.
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Ánade Real (Anas platyrhynchos)Observ.
brandtmagicDescripción
a member of a group of 10+ mallards aggressively begging for bread.
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Petrel de Cook (Pterodroma cookii)Observ.
apples58Descripción
This bird was ID'd by experts at the time using these photos and measurements taken at the time. . It's remains now reside in the Beaty Biodiversity Museum at UBC in Vancouver. It is the only record for this species in Canada. It was found on the doorstep at the location provided after a pineapple express trapped cold air in our valley and created a layer of ice over about 25 cms of snow. It was thought that the bird had been blown inland and landed, thinking the area was a ship at night. This bird breeds in New Zealand
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Milanos, Aguilillas, Gavilanes Y Águilas (Familia Accipitridae)Observ.
roachiecanadaDescripción
I'm not sure if these terible pictures are worth posting but these two had very easily distinguishable white heads with brown bodies but without my dslr i cant be sure of species.
