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Thanks for the confirmation, Cliff!

Hi Bernadette, Looks good for Cooper's Hawk to me. Nice spot. Cliff wrote: -- Clifford Hawley Sacramento, CA (916)300-2495 "For, what are the voices of birds... But words, our words, Only so much more

This hawk flew into our Land Park backyard this afternoon. I think it is a Cooper’s Hawk. Correct? (You can catch a glimpse of its tail extended in flight in the third photo)

Just remembered I took a picture of one of them. Judith ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, August 3, 2022 5:04 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject:

Yes, I saw them too. Judith ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, August 2, 2022 8:08 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [sacramento-birds] Muscovy Duck

FYI On 7/29 there were a couple " wild type" Muscovy Ducks (females) at McKinley Park Pond, presumably escapees. Sorry for the late post.

Great pictures. I can almost hear them. ?? [email protected]> wrote:

Saw a Western Kingbird and Ash-throated Flycatcher at Mississippi Bar yesterday and a Black-headed Grosbeak on the feeder at home this morning.Subhash ? ? Western Kingbird??Ash-throated

Awesome pics.

No, we’ve never seen a hummer blink! Great shot!! Di and Morris

Wonderful photos! wrote:

I now have four species of Hummingbird at my feeder this week.? Anna's. Black-chinned, Rufous, and showing up for the first time in many years, the Calliope below.? The picture of the male is not

The Bell's Sparrow is not a common bird in our area and I was lucky to see one at the Pine Hill Preserve on April 17.?Subhash The following description is from the All About Birds website:The

Do they normally hang upside down like that? I always pictured them perched on a limb.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing! wrote:

WOW!!! What a great shot, Troy! Thanks for sharing! We have Anna’s flitting all about our yard all year round and I’ve never seen that either! I was especially concerned for them when we had that

Looked out the window on the cold Wednesday morning, and saw perched on our stucco what I assumed was a bat.? No, it was an Anna's in torpor.? First time I've seen it.? It is upside down with claws

Thanks, Stephen!

You got it right. Black-crowned Night Heron.

Blurry but beautiful video from my phone…