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Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge, and the Chico area

4/4/2015

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Quick overnight trip to do some birding at the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge (SNWR), and also the Chico area


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Some of the scenery, SNWR
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Bushtit munching on some tree greenery, SNWR
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Western Kingbird, SNWR
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Fairly common site in the area, the Western Kingbird
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Male yellow-rumped warbler, SNWR
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Male yellow-rumped warbler, hopping around in many of the trees
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Red House Finch
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Lots of Marsh Wrens, singing from the rushes surrounding the ponds
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White-faced Ibis, SNWR
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There were some Lesser Yellowlegs
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Lots of coots, this one seems to be grazing on the local grass
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                    Lots of Jack Rabbits

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Savannah Sparrow, SNWR
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Raptor on the ground, immature Red-tailed Hawk?
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Small flock of Greater White-fronted geese, SNWR
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Greater White-fronted Geese
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Male and female Northern Shovelers
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A pair of Northern Pintails
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Although these are looking blue-ish, I believe they are green-winged teals
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Male green-winged teal
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Small flock of White Pelicans
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Male Nuttall's Woodpecker, SNWR
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Northern Harrier, working the Heron ponds
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Great Egrets in the Heron Pond area, SNWR
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This little bird working the shallow area of the ponds, is an American Pipit, I believe
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Killdeer, in the Heron ponds area, SNWR
My first cousin Jimmy in the Chico Area, was showing me some of the great birding areas, this is near the Feather River
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Black Phoebe in sycamore tree by the Feather River
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Black Phoebe, the banks of the Feather River
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We also saw a Bullock's Oriole - Feather River outside of Chico
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High in the tree tops, a Bullock's Oriole
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Chipping sparrow, near the banks of the Feather River
1 Comment
andrea
4/9/2015 01:20:09 pm

ooooohweee! Looks like a great trip. That Bullock's oriole is a showy one, and love that feathery egret picture. Need to blow it up and frame it.

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