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Spotted growing underneath an oak along a trail through mixed conifer hardwood forests on Woolman/Sierra Friends Center Campus.
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Chipe Oliváceo (Leiothlypis celata)Observ.
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Spotted flitting among the low branches of trees and shrubs in the mixed conifer hardwood forests of Woolman/Sierra Friends Center Campus. Sharp, fast trills. Appeared to be in groups of the same species. Uniform olive yellow colored.
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Rana-de Coro del Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observ.
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Spotted in the grass of an open meadow area on Woolman Outdoor School Campus. Surrounding habitat was mixed conifer and hardwood forest with a stream and riparian area running through it. Sunny morning following a day of rain.
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Jilguero Canario (Spinus tristis)Observ.
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Females (lacking the black head markings, overall greenish yellow, white wing stripes) were feeding from a bird feeder in a residential garden.
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Pavo (Meleagris gallopavo)Observ.
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Seen in a small patch of open field amidst the woods on farm property. Two males and two females.
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Chara Azul (Cyanocitta cristata)Observ.
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Spotted and heard calling,flying, and perching in the woods surrounding the house and feeding from the bird feeder in the garden.
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Carpintero de Cresta (Dryocopus pileatus)Observ.
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Only interpreted a call heard from the edge of the woods surrounding the house. A rattling, piping call that rose with emphasis along with pecking noises were heard.
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Junco Ojos Negros (Junco hyemalis)Observ.
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Large flock spotted around the barn flying from the forest edge to the ground to feed on chicken feed.
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Bajapalos Pecho Canela (Sitta canadensis)Observ.
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Heard calling all throughout the surrounding woods on the property and increasing with abundance towards the higher elevation near the house. Seen scaling trees in groups near the house.
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Pinzón Mexicano (Haemorhous mexicanus)Observ.
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Songs heard from two different locations at the lower elevation section of the woods on the property.
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Mirlo Primavera (Turdus migratorius)Observ.
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Seen all over the property from the pond and all throughout the woods. Singing and flying between trees.
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Carpintero Velloso (Dryobates villosus)Observ.
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Uncertain identification based on the long bill length, body shape, and size. Seen among the trees along the edge of the house.
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Estornino Pinto Eurasiático (Sturnus vulgaris)Observ.
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In the open valley and wetland flying in and out of the roofing of an old shed.
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Observ.
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One heard singing near the wetland area.
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Papamoscas Fibí (Sayornis phoebe)Observ.
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Heard all through out the woods in the area from the surrounding trees by the pond to the house. Two were spotted on the roof of the house calling for about an hour. There was a nest built there last year. (Perhaps another attempt? Must be good nesting habitat.)
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Carbonero de Capucha Negra (Poecile atricapillus)Observ.
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Seen spread unbiased throughout the property flitting between the trees and feeding on the bird feeder.
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Gorrión Cantor (Melospiza melodia)Observ.
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Singing in the underbrush along the sides of the wetland area.
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Carbonero Copetón (Baeolophus bicolor)Observ.
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Two individuals heard singing (peter-peter). One from the woods surrounding the pond area and another a bit higher in elevation in the woods.
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Tordo Sargento (Agelaius phoeniceus)Observ.
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A male was calling in the top most branches of a cottonwood by the wetland area.
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Carpintero de Cresta (Dryocopus pileatus)Observ.
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The second sighting of a cedar snag with rectangular woodpecker holes in it.
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Carpintero de Cresta (Dryocopus pileatus)Observ.
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Several rectangular shaped woodpecker holes were found in dead cedar snags. One snag was found near the tip of the peninsula and the other was found towards the base near the open field. We identified them by their large size and rectangular shape.
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Bajapalos Pecho Blanco (Sitta carolinensis)Observ.
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Possibly two individuals heard at the base of the peninsula towards the interior forested area of hemlocks.
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Pato Norteño (Anas platyrhynchos)Observ.
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Spotted walking along the shore line and in the water. There was one male and female pair. Another male flew in while another female flew away heading towards the peninsula.
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Ganso Canadiense Mayor (Branta canadensis)Observ.
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Four were spotted along the wind protected beach line along with the gulls, but more off shore in the water. Three were also seen flying low to the water off the furthest most tip of the peninsula.
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Cuervo Norteamericano (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observ.
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Heard what sounded to be two individuals calling on the interior northwest side of the peninsula. Hardwood stand on the edge of a housing area.
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Carbonero de Capucha Negra (Poecile atricapillus)Observ.
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A majority of them were only heard, but one was spotted flying among the low branches on the edge of the open field area in the middle of the peninsula. There seemed to be a large group of Chickadees in the this area. The area took up the majority of the mid portion of the peninsula, concentrated towards the interior where the trees provided slight protection from the windy cliff sides. There were patches of Northern white cedar, Eastern hemlock, Eastern white pine, and hardwood mixes. A shrubby under story surrounded the edges of a grass field. The lack of activity could have been due to the cold, windy weather, explaining only the short chips and calls that were heard.
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Gaviota Pico Anillado (Larus delawarensis)Observ.
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Seen flocking around the sandy beach area along the eastern base of the peninsula. This area had the most cover from the strong winds. They were not flying for the most part and mostly swimming and walking around the shore, occasionally picking up bits of food.
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Negreta Pico Amarillo (Melanitta americana)Observ.
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Spotted swimming and diving in groups along rough and calms sides of the coastal waters. Occasionally would take flight in group formation. Males recognized by black coloration with a red/orange beak marking. Females were gray with a brown head stripe.
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Ánade Azulón X Sombrío (Híbrido) (Anas rubripes × platyrhynchos)Observ.
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Both hybrids seemed to be males by the slight green iridescence on the back of their heads. They were dabbling for food with a group of American Black Ducks in a inlet off the rocky coast.
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Eider Común (Somateria mollissima)Observ.
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Spotted swimming in the more tidal waters and dabbling for food and potentially nesting on rocks in the calmer waters. In male-female pairs. Females identified by their browner tones. Roughly 14 females and 12 males.
