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Spotted Owl
A very cooperative Spotted Owl was seen along Davey Brown trail on Figueroa Mountain today. Taking the trail from Figueroa Mt. Road decend to where the trail takes a hard right turn and crosses the st
A very cooperative Spotted Owl was seen along Davey Brown trail on Figueroa Mountain today. Taking the trail from Figueroa Mt. Road decend to where the trail takes a hard right turn and crosses the st
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Peter Schneekloth
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Osprey
There was an Osprey at Lake Los Carneros today at lunch time. Peter
There was an Osprey at Lake Los Carneros today at lunch time. Peter
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Peter Schneekloth
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Gaviota Area Saturday
Lower hotsprings trail had a Red-Breasted Sapsucker. The paved trail west of the Gaviota campground had a Yellow-Breasted Chat along with continuing Rufous Crowned Sparrows, Loggerhead Shrike and Cany
Lower hotsprings trail had a Red-Breasted Sapsucker. The paved trail west of the Gaviota campground had a Yellow-Breasted Chat along with continuing Rufous Crowned Sparrows, Loggerhead Shrike and Cany
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Peter Schneekloth
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Lake Los Carneros (and Figueroa Mtn on Sunday)
Lake Los Carneros at lunch today saw first American Widgeon and over the past several weeks Ringneck, Shoveler and Gadwall appearing in numbers. Saw Osprey again today, seems to circle lake and then j
Lake Los Carneros at lunch today saw first American Widgeon and over the past several weeks Ringneck, Shoveler and Gadwall appearing in numbers. Saw Osprey again today, seems to circle lake and then j
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Peter Schneekloth
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Lake Los Carneros
Lunch time Monday saw an immature Peregrine take a pass at a Kite. The Kite had been sitting in a tree acting somewhat agitated. The Kite must have seen it coming and had a small lead when I first saw
Lunch time Monday saw an immature Peregrine take a pass at a Kite. The Kite had been sitting in a tree acting somewhat agitated. The Kite must have seen it coming and had a small lead when I first saw
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Peter Schneekloth
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Palm Warbler
Found a Palm Warbler at Lake Los Carneros today. In trees and shrubs NE end of Lake. Peter Schneekloth
Found a Palm Warbler at Lake Los Carneros today. In trees and shrubs NE end of Lake. Peter Schneekloth
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Peter Schneekloth
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LLC Warbler
Today at lunch a warbler with eye line, yellow wash to throat and breast with faint streaking, going to white on belly and undertail. Add two wingbars and distict streaking on back and some light colo
Today at lunch a warbler with eye line, yellow wash to throat and breast with faint streaking, going to white on belly and undertail. Add two wingbars and distict streaking on back and some light colo
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Peter Schneekloth
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Confirmed Blackpoll at LLC
Thanks to Liz for photos (see link below) and Nick L. for feedback we have confimed Blackpoll at LLC today. http://picasaweb.google.com/lizmuraoka/WarblerLakeLosCarneros110310# <http://picasaweb.googl
Thanks to Liz for photos (see link below) and Nick L. for feedback we have confimed Blackpoll at LLC today. http://picasaweb.google.com/lizmuraoka/WarblerLakeLosCarneros110310# <http://picasaweb.googl
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Peter Schneekloth
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Chipping Sparrow in Goleta
Went for a quick afternoon walk at work and came across a chipping sparrow, very distict crown, black eyeline and clear breast and belly. Small tame bird with notched tail. Unfortunately a secure indu
Went for a quick afternoon walk at work and came across a chipping sparrow, very distict crown, black eyeline and clear breast and belly. Small tame bird with notched tail. Unfortunately a secure indu
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Peter Schneekloth
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Wild Turkey
Notable due to location a wild Turkey rambling around an industrial location off of Hollister Ave. roughly across from airport tower. Any comments on how common they are in the Goleta area appreciated
Notable due to location a wild Turkey rambling around an industrial location off of Hollister Ave. roughly across from airport tower. Any comments on how common they are in the Goleta area appreciated
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Peter Schneekloth
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Figueroa Mountain
Figueroa Mountain had a singing Olive-Sided Flycatcher today a short way out Catway Road. Also Black Throated Gray Warbler down the Davey Brown trail. Still many Red Breasted Nuthatches around. Peter
Figueroa Mountain had a singing Olive-Sided Flycatcher today a short way out Catway Road. Also Black Throated Gray Warbler down the Davey Brown trail. Still many Red Breasted Nuthatches around. Peter
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Peter Schneekloth
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Lawrence's Goldfinches
I have had a pair of Lawrence's Goldfinches come to the backyard feeder for brief visits yesterday and again this morning. All of the Lesser and American, which I had in very good numbers during the w
I have had a pair of Lawrence's Goldfinches come to the backyard feeder for brief visits yesterday and again this morning. All of the Lesser and American, which I had in very good numbers during the w
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Peter Schneekloth
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Rose-Breasted Grosbeak
A male Rose-Breasted Grosbeak appeared at back yard feeder this AM. The pair of Lawrence's Goldfinchs which first appeared last week has grown to at least 5 individuals. They seem quite happy to take
A male Rose-Breasted Grosbeak appeared at back yard feeder this AM. The pair of Lawrence's Goldfinchs which first appeared last week has grown to at least 5 individuals. They seem quite happy to take
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Peter Schneekloth
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Correction
I mentioned Evening Grosbeaks in my post this AM re: the Rose Breasted, I of course intended to say Black-Headed, thanks Mark for pointing this out. Peter Schneekloth Buellton
I mentioned Evening Grosbeaks in my post this AM re: the Rose Breasted, I of course intended to say Black-Headed, thanks Mark for pointing this out. Peter Schneekloth Buellton
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Peter Schneekloth
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Lawrence's Goldfinchs
I have never had these finches stay more than 15 minutes at my feeders and now this year they are going on two weeks. My orignal two have grown to at least 11, predominantly males (8M 3F). The first j
I have never had these finches stay more than 15 minutes at my feeders and now this year they are going on two weeks. My orignal two have grown to at least 11, predominantly males (8M 3F). The first j
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Peter Schneekloth
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Gaviota Park
A Yellow Breasted Chat today, Blue Grosbeaks yesterday at Gaviota on the paved trail heading towards fennel patch. Peter Schneekloth Buellton
A Yellow Breasted Chat today, Blue Grosbeaks yesterday at Gaviota on the paved trail heading towards fennel patch. Peter Schneekloth Buellton
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Peter Schneekloth
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Summer Tanager
Nice male Summer Tanager right in front of main house at Lake Los Carneros Park today at lunch. Peter Schneekloth
Nice male Summer Tanager right in front of main house at Lake Los Carneros Park today at lunch. Peter Schneekloth
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Peter Schneekloth
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Chestnut-sided LLC
Female Chestnut-sided seen at lunch today in the small tree directly in front of Caretakers house at Lake Los Carneros. It flew off towards East side of main house. Green back, white underparts, wingb
Female Chestnut-sided seen at lunch today in the small tree directly in front of Caretakers house at Lake Los Carneros. It flew off towards East side of main house. Green back, white underparts, wingb
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Peter Schneekloth
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Varied Thrush Santa Rosa Park
Had a Varied Thrush this afternoon in Santa Rosa Park right where entry road U turns into the parking area. Other birds were the standards including Orange Crowned and Townsends Warblers, Hutton's Vir
Had a Varied Thrush this afternoon in Santa Rosa Park right where entry road U turns into the parking area. Other birds were the standards including Orange Crowned and Townsends Warblers, Hutton's Vir
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Peter Schneekloth
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Refugio Road North
A short walk up Refugio Road this morning on the N side of mountains revealed a very large flock of Band-Tailed Pigeons. I would estimate 250-300 (at least), the noise when they all took flight was no
A short walk up Refugio Road this morning on the N side of mountains revealed a very large flock of Band-Tailed Pigeons. I would estimate 250-300 (at least), the noise when they all took flight was no
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Peter Schneekloth
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