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A friend spotted this bird along the Pocket Canal at the “Golden Hour” and texted us this photo. We got there as soon as we could but by then it was the “Blue Hour” so none of these photos may

“Fairly interesting day”??? Looks like a great day to me! Especially love the shot of the owl in flight. And what a beautiful woodpecker!

Great photos as always; thanks for sharing!

On Thursday 2/24, I had a fairly interesting day birding in the Lincoln grasslands.? The highlights were Bald Eagle, Lewis's Woodpecker and Great Horned Owl.Subhash

Wow! You hit the jackpot, Subhash! And your photos are just beautiful. Thanks for sharing…. Di and Morris Erickson

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

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

On Feb 15, I went to Las Gallinas Sanitation District in Marin County and got to see 3 kinds of Teals:? Green-winged Teal? Cinnamon Teal? Blue-winged TealOther pictures from that trip are

Barrow's! I was hunting for them on the American River this weekend at William B. Pond Rec Area and the Nimbus Fish Hatchery, but to no avail. Does anyone have a reliable site to see Barrow's

Striking birds...thank you for sharing. ?? [email protected]> wrote:

I went to Lake Solano/ Putah Creek yesterday and enjoyed seeing Barrows Goldeneyes and Hooded Mergansers (photos below).??Other photos from the trip are

?Have you all seen the beautiful, metal yellow-billed magpies on the new pedestrian footbridge crossing over I-Five near Sutterville Road? It’s been there for a few months but I just noticed it

That's great. Maybe they're bouncing back! I've loved that bird since I moved to Sacramento. It's so emblematic of the region. I was once listening to a radio show where they happened to be

Over the past week, I have seen a few yellow-billed magpies in my backyard trees. This is so exciting because I haven’t seen ANY since West Nile Virus started. It’s been years. Catherine Hanson

I have not been able to load your original video, but your comments sound like typical Kinglet gleaning/feeding behavior. Steve

Sub-hash,Here are my two cents. I recently read a communication from the American Audubon Society indicating it is not unusual for birds on windowsills to become fascinated with their reflection and

Now its been over 2 weeks and the Kinglet continues his unusual behavior every day 2 to 3 times a day- see this video:https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipNd7iSgyTyVRdI6SzP_ILIb15OLchaoLb2INkHi I

Thanks for saying this, Kathy--I, too, very rarely post photos or comments, but greatly appreciate and learn from everyone's contributions. Long live birds and their passionate observers--happy

Want to let all members know how much I appreciate all their posts even if I don't comment. I find them educational like today. Never heard of a long tail. I'm one of those people for whom a duck is

Female Long-tailed Duck with male Common Goldeneye at Nimbus fish hatchery today just east of the bridge.? The Long-tail is pretty rare for here.? Has been there for some days. Troy