This could be a juvenile red-shouldered - it took the attitude of not making eye contact and sitting completely still, which is always good situation for a bird photographer.
This white-crowned sparrow almost laying down on a branch, Hole in the Head, Bodega
Must have been hawk day, there was also a northern harrier circling over the pool, Hole in the Head, Bodega
Two different juvenile red-tailed hawks were hunting in the area.
Juvenile red-tailed hawk over Bodega Bay
Male Wilson's warbler in owl canyon, Bodega Bay
Fox sparrow dining on black berries, owl canyon
Male Downy, owl canyon, Bodega Bay
Birds aren't the only critters eating the berries, owl canyon
Low tide, Bodega Bay - I think this is a ruddy turnstone.
Small flock of shorebirds takes off, among them the ruddy turnstone, western sandpipers, and black-bellied plovers.
Not sure what this shorebird is, Bodega Bay
Western sandpiper, Bodega Bay
I'm guessing short-billed dowitcher here, Bodega Bay