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It’s been a while

July 7, 2015-   I’ve been trying to get out every weekend to go birding though I stayed home this last weekend due to it being 4th of July. My goal next weekend is to finally make it to Tucker wildlife reserve and Oak Canyon Nature Center in Anaheim. I’m excited to try out the […]Read Post ›

Bolsa Chica

June 24, 2015- I went to Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve last Sunday and was amazed at the birds I saw there. Initially, I mapped out a number of places that I wanted to visit to go birding and the size of this local was indescribable. I know I spent 3 hours walking and taking pictures […]Read Post ›

Almost got Shut Out

June 20, 2015- Went to O’Neill Park this morning and probably overdid it. Spent 3 hours roaming around and really thought I wasn’t going to find anything new. I’ve been Sort of bypassing certain birds thinking I already knew what they were. Today I decided to try and photograph everything I came across. In doing […]Read Post ›

Quite a Treat

June 14, 2015- It’s been about a month since I’ve been out birding. Partly as a break, partly because I’ve been fighting some pretty nasty bug. Today, though, was as the title denotes, quite a treat. I got together with the other half of the birding dynamic duo (my daughter) and we went to the […]Read Post ›

A Different Approach

May 10, 2015- Today, I tried something completely different. Previously, my trips had involved going to a predetermined location and seeing what birds showed up. This trip, however, I went in search of hawks and eagles and drove into the hills above my town. I located a bike and hiking trail I didn’t know existed […]Read Post ›

I Need to be Looked At

April 24, 2015- Ok something strange just happened. Was laying in bed watching tv when I heard a bird in the trees behind our house. It was a sound or chirp that I’d never heard before, kind of a single shrill noise. I ran to the window, looked outside and sure enough it wasn’t a […]Read Post ›

A Method to My Madness?

April 19, 2015- Birding has become a quasi-obsession with me, as I’m sure it is for many people. I’m driving in my car and a bird flies by. I ignore traffic to see what type it is. I used to watch the Orioles play baseball. Now I try to find them in the great outdoors. […]Read Post ›

Tewinkle Park

April 12, 2015- In doing some research, I discovered that Tewinkle Park has had numerous rare bird sightings, so I paid it a visit today. It is a family, public park but looks kind of like an oasis in the middle of Costa Mesa. I found some pretty cool birds. (Note to Self: try visiting […]Read Post ›

2015 Goal

I decided my goal is to identify 100 birds during 2015. I should be able to do it without too much trouble.

Bird Identification

March 29, 2015- Well it’s clear moving forward what my biggest challenge will be…….identifying the birds I locate. I can’t believe there’s homework for this hobby but I suppose knowledge doesn’t just happen. I’m looking to get as much written material as I can regarding birds of California, but I believe my biggest source of […]Read Post ›

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List of birds we have located

Total Count- 112

-Acorn Woodpecker-
-Allen’s Hummingbird-
-American Avocet-
-American Black Duck-
-American Coot-
-American Crow-
-American Goldfinch-
-American Pekin Duck-
-American Robin-
-American White Pelican-
_American Widgeon-
-Anna’s Hummingbird-
-Ash Throated Flycatcher-
-Baird’s Sparrow-
-Bald Eagle-
-Band-Tailed Pigeon-
-Barn Swallow-
-Black Headed Grossbeak (Female)-
-Black Phoebe-
-Black Skimmer-
-Black-billed Magpie-
-Black-Crowned Night Heron-
-Black-Chinned Hummingbird (Female)-
-Black-Eyed Junco-
-Black Grackle-
-Black-Necked Stilt-
-Blue-Grey Gnatcatcher-
-Blue Jay-
–Blue-Winged Teal–
-Boat Tailed Grackle-
-Brandt’s Cormorant-
-Brewer’s Blackbird-
-Brown Pelican-
-Bullock’s Oriole-
-California Gull-
-California Quail-
-California Thrasher-
-California Towhee-
-Canada Goose-
-Cardinal-
-Caspian Tern-
-Cinnamon Teal-
-Common Gallinule-
-Common Peafowl-
-Common Yellowthroat-
-Cooper’s Hawk-
-Crested Blue Swedish Duck-
-Curve-Billed Thrasher-
-Dark Eyed Junco-
-Double Crested Cormorant-
-Dowitcher-
-Downy Woodpecker-
-Egyptian Goose-
-European Starling-
-Franklin’s Gull-
-Great Blue Heron-
-Great Egret-
-Greater Roadrunner-
-Green Heron-
-House Finch-
-House Sparrow-
-Kestral-
-Killdeer-
-Lesser Goldfinch-
-Little Egret-
-Long Billed Curlew-
-Mallard-
-Mew Gull-
-Mockingbird-
-Mourning Dove-
-Oak Titmouse-
-Orange Bishop-
-Oriole-
-Osprey-
-Pacific Golden Plover-
-Phainopepla-
-Pied-Billed Grebe-
–Pine Siskin–
-Red Breasted Merganser-
-Red-Crowned Parrot-
-Red Shouldered Hawk-
-Red Tailed Hawk-
-Red Winged Blackbird-
-Reddish Egret-
-Rock Pigeon-
-Ruby-Throated Hummingbird-
-Ruddy Duck-
-Ruddy Turnstone-
-Sharp-Shinned Hawk (Juvenile)-
-Snow Goose-
-Snowy Egret-
-Snowy Plover-
-Song Sparrow-
-Spice Finch-
-Spotted Sandpiper-
-Spotted Towhee-
-Stellar’s Jay-
-Swallow Tail Kite-
-Tri-Colored Blackbird-
-Turkey Vulture-
-Western Bluebird-
-Western Grebe-
-Western Scrub-Jay-
-Western Snowy Plover-
-Whimbrel-
-White-Crowned Sparrow-
-White-Faced Ibis-
-White Throated Swift-
-Willet-
–Wood Duck–
-Yellow Crowned Night Heron-
-Yellow-Rumped Warbler-

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