Beaverton Birds
Went birding in local park known as Commonwealth lake, amd then the adjacent park Foothills Park. Between the two of them I got 25 or so species. But the best ones were, Merlin perched on a conifer, and moving adound the back end of Commonwealth Lake. A mixed flock of kinglets, chickadees, nuthatches, and busthtits foraging in a section of trees at Foothills park. A lone Hermit Thrush in a tree at Foothills Park. A Brown Creeper among the mixed flock, working tree trunks. And Finally a Fox Sparrow, seen in the top of a bush. The Hermit Thrush was a new bird for that county for me.
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Halcón Esmerejón (Falco columbarius)Observ.
chrisleearmDescripción
Seen with binoculars to ID. Small falcon, clearly not a kestrel, not black hood indicating peregrine.
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Zorzal Cola Canela (Catharus guttatus)Observ.
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Poor photos, but seen well enough to ID as thrush. Swainsons should not be here, and breast was that of a hermit thrush.
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