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Thank you, Subhash...that's it; sorry all for the misidentification! Interestingly, although I've been here for 16 years, this year was the first time I've seen them! Ray

Please check White breasted Nuthatch- it has a lot of white on the head, a gray body, and is common here. Sent from Subhash’s iPhone.

Perhaps; however, almost all of the ones I've observed here have a solid white head?

John, As I was unsure of the bird species, I researched it and that's the one which mated the ID I had; white head, longer than average bill and grayish body. Of the 8-10 birds shown, that's the

Mountain Chickadee may be down from the mountains at this time of year. The white stripe through the eye is sometimes hard to see. Good Birding Charley Waliker Roseville, CA

Awesome! Bess L. Hadley

Black capped Chickadee does not occur in the Central Valley. It’s range in California is restricted to coastal del Norte and Humboldt counties. Chestnut backed chickadee is possible but it is also

Hi, All! Normally, I'd refrain from doing what so many others do; however, since it only took close to a dozen years, I just wanted to say that one of most colorful birds I've ever seen, finally came

Nice catch! I occasionally see them going by here in Citrus Heights, but they never stay around for long.Only other one I've seen was at the coast, near Point Reyes Bess L. Hadley

Good ID, though, it appears! Nice.Sent from my Galaxy

This Blue-gray Gnatcatcher is only the second time I've seen one on my hill in 20 years.? The prior sighting was 2010. In defense of the photo quality, below is the original straight out of

I had the pleasure of hearing and seeing them in Aptos near Santa Cruz. We stayed at a vacation home there and every morning on my walk to the beach, i would hear this bird i thought was a Mockingbird

What a fantastic little bird. How lucky you are to have one visit your yard year around. A new species for me. Never heard of it before. Was able to listen to its song on line. Once my figs are

Enjoyed this guy's repertoire with a cup of coffee this morning.? California Thrashers are in my yard year-round.? I think they give the Mockingbirds a run for their money in their mimicking

He's looking pretty comfortable, and grateful for a cool butt on a hot day!

LOL what a cutie. I can hear him say, "No worries. Just cooling off. I'll be on my way soon." ?

Nice pics! I agree with your assessment tho' - hope he's an infrequent visitor. Bess L. Hadley

This was the first hawk we had ever seen on our fountain. Merlin identified it as a Cooper’s Hawk and said they sometimes frequent backyard feeders to prey on the smaller birds. So as much as we

Sweet little birds. I would have sworn the little guy and gal were sitting in a old rosemary bush. But whatever they're eating, it looks like a banquet. Thank you for sharing. ? wrote: