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Great shot, Troy! We saw and HEARD them yesterday morning flying over our house in the Pocket Area- in droves! What a beautiful sound! I never get tired of hearing them…

Troy

How can a little guy be so fluffy-cute, curious, and intense all at once? Nice backdrop, too!

How cute is that! Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 10:27 PM To: sacramento-birds Subject: [sacramento-birds] Burrowing Owl At Payen Road, El Dorado Hills. Inline image Inline image Inline

How cute is that !! Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 10:27 PM To: sacramento-birds Subject: [sacramento-birds] Burrowing Owl At Payen Road, El Dorado Hills. Inline image Inline image Inline

At Payen Road, El Dorado Hills.

Hi, Ray! Thanks for your interest in the subject matter. As I said in my initial email, given that the eagle population is actually increasing of late in our area, it’s very unlikely that the

This is extremely interesting, Di and I appreciate the efforts to do the research from both of you. Thing is, Bald Eagles have had coot on their menu for at least several centuries of which I am

?One last note: We found it very interesting how the researchers named the deadly bacteria: “The naming convention for cyanobacteria is to use Greek for the genus—Aetokthonos translates to

?From the size and color of the bird, that was our guess too, Ray. The American Coot is a favorite among Bald Eagles and there is a large community of them on the other side of the road at the

Awesome observation and photos!! ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2021 9:20 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [sacramento-birds] Bald

PS...brekky appears to possibly be a coot.

Heh, heh...once again "Magic Morris" and his trusty camera come along to entertain everyone with magnificent photos...thanks!

Beautiful shots. Nina

On a recent misty morning along Desmond Road, just north of the Cosumnes River Preserve, Morris spotted two Bald Eagles- one adult and one juvenile- of unknown gender and relationship. After sharing a

Indeed!

Who ever said dinosaurs don’t still roam the Earth? haha

Nothing here...

That's one happy heron, and one hapless gopher who least expected such an intrusion into his hole! What lucky timing to have captured this drama!

I’ll say! And I thought they only ate fish!! ? Great shots