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Hi, Nancy, I think you want to send to someone else. I'm a member of that bird group, but it looks as if you want Di to receive it. PS--My power out, too, for most of Wednesday. and internet for

Sorry that I am not a better photographer but sometimes all I can get are views from the rear.? In this case I did have the advantage of seeing the bird from a better angle and id'ing it before

I'm really ignorant when it come to identifying birds. But the one you listed as an American Wigeon doesn't look like a waterfowl bird. Must be the angle? [email protected]> wrote:

The Sacramento Audubon Observer for February recommended the Arrowhead Marsh in Oakland as a good birding spot, so we went to check it out on Monday 25th.? It was a beautiful sunny day but with

Hi Di- In going through emails to delete most of them I ran across this one from you and I think I missed it.? I remember about the solar light but these photos don't look familiar and they are

Don't drink and fly, little kinglet!

Cute! From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Di Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2021 12:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [sacramento-birds] The

He's living the good life. Lucky little guy.? :-)

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That bird has been known to be at that location at Cosumnes by the start of the boardwalk for the last few winters. Cliff Hawley Sacramento, CA

Hi FYI: I found what I think is a Hybrid Northern Shoveler? x Blue-winged Teal at Consumnes River Preserve today (1/19). It was at the north end of the main pond, across from the visitor

?Great photos, Subhash! I especially love the shot of the Forster’s tern hovering over his target before diving in. (I had never heard the term “kiting” before so thanks for that new

Most days I'm happy to see the 10 or so common species in my backyard.? Then on some days when I get to visit a Wildlife Refuge, it's a real treat to see the less common species and to see hundreds

Those are absolutely amazing!!? Thanks Di! Nancy

wonderful pictures - guess needed a winter's snack! Bess L. Hadley

Each shot is breathtaking, especially the clarity when the motion must've been intense. My favorite is the third, in which he appears to be dipping his toe, testing the waters..."Will this thing hold

Unbelievably cute. Started my morning off with the biggest smile. Better than a cup of coffee. :-)

LMFAO!!! Once again, Morris' magic photography!

?The Kinglet who thinks he's a Hummingbird... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Di and Morris Erickson Pocket Area > >

Hi John Hi Cliff, John he looked to be the size of a crow, although there was a difference in the way he carried him/herself. I'm not sure how to put it. Cliff, I know they're a rarity I've spotted