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3 Teal Day - Correction


 

As Max Brodie points out below, the picture I included in my email was an Eurasian Green-winged Teal, also known as Common Teal.? Its been several years since I've seen that, so I apologize for the error.? On the other hand, I also saw the American Green-winged Teal, so it was a 4 Teal day.
Thanks for catching that, Max.
Subhash

American Green-winged Teal
Teal, American Green-winged LasGallinas2022-2-15_1747.JPG

Eurasian Common Teal
Teal, Eurasian Green-winged LasGallinas2022-2-15_1749.JPG


-----Original Message-----
From: M. Brodie <Brodiemaxa@...>
To: [email protected]
Cc: sacsubcoho@...; thetaillesswonder@...
Sent: Sun, Feb 20, 2022 7:15 am
Subject: Re: [sacramento-birds] 3 Teal Day

Subhash,

Beautiful set of teal photos! ?You may not realize that the Green-winged Teal you photographed is the Eurasian subspecies (considered a full species, Common Teal, in Europe). ?The horizontal white stripe and bold white outline to the facial pattern separate it from American Green-winged Teal. This is an excellent find, as they are fairly rare. ?

Bird on,
Max Brodie



On Feb 19, 2022, at 1:20 PM, Subhash Chand via groups.io <SubhashC@...> wrote:

?
On Feb 15, I went to Las Gallinas Sanitation District in Marin County and got to see 3 kinds of Teals:
<Teal, Green-winged LasGallinas2022-2-15_1749.JPG>
? Green-winged Teal
<Teal, Cinnamon LasGallinas2022-2-15_1811.JPG>
? Cinnamon Teal
<Teal, Blue-winged LasGallinas2022-2-15_1766.JPG>
? Blue-winged Teal
Other pictures from that trip are at:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?on=2022-02-15&place_id=any&user_id=subhashc&verifiable=any

Subhash
<Teal, Green-winged LasGallinas2022-2-15_1749.JPG>
<Teal, Cinnamon LasGallinas2022-2-15_1811.JPG>
<Teal, Blue-winged LasGallinas2022-2-15_1766.JPG>

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