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Many thanks for this very helpful clarification, John. Now that I'm looking at the range maps more closely, there is an orange strip (breeding habitat) in the center of

Just to clarify, Forster’s Terns breed in the Central Valley where there is suitable habitat. John Sterling 530 908-3836 26 Palm Ave Woodland, CA 95695

Thank you David. Yes, it was a recent photo taken about two weeks ago. I will mention this in future posts. Have a great rest of your week! Donna :)

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Done. Thanks, Subhash! ==================================== David Crow Sacramento, CA (916) 758-1920 (cell) (916) 822-4606

Hi, Donna- Just to amplify on what Michele said, the birds do look like Forster's terns: the body is slender relative to other terns we get in California (e.g., Caspian) but mostly because of the

Interesting. Thank you for responding to the question. Thought maybe it was going through a strange molt. [email protected]> wrote:

It's actually called a "Salt and Pepper" Canadian Goose! I find it quite distinguished and handsome.

Here’s another odd goose that we saw at the Cosumnes River Preserve on May 3rd with kind of a salt-and-pepper neck. Anyone have any idea of what kind of hybrid he might be? Di and Morris

Neither White-fronted nor Canadas have white breasts. More likely your bird is a Grey-lag/Canada hybrid.

While getting this terminally cute Killdeer chick's picture, I also noticed a goose that appears to be maybe a Canada X Greater White-fronted??? Taken in Greenstone Country near Rescue,CA. Troy

Sharp eyes, Brewbird. Interesting lot.

They all look like Forster’s Terns and the one in the center has some bling on its leg. I believe they are somewhat local breeders in California, but I’m not sure on the full status and

Hello, Took this photo of a pelican and his friends. They look like terns to me but that seems odd for the Feather River area in Yuba City. Can anyone help identify the friends? Donna :)

Great pictures. Talk about being in the right place at the right time. Thank you for sharing. ? wrote:

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Pretty rare sighting today of this White-faced Ibis in the foothills near Rescue, CA. Troy

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Thanks Subhash!? I've heard of this development proposal and I appreciate your sending this so I could sign.? Nancy