Identificaciones de rmyoshihara
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Rascador Cola Verde (Pipilo chlorurus)Observ.
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Septiembre 15, 2023Descripción
Rare in migration here. Two individuals were seen together, both first-winter plumage, so I am not sure whether these two photos represent one, or two, individuals.
Sailor Bar.
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Chipe Rabadilla Amarilla X Audubón (Setophaga coronata coronata × auduboni)Observ.
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Most like a Myrtle, but note the yellow on the throat (2nd photo) and the presence of an anomalous thick short white brow instead of a linear white eye line. Sacramento Bar.
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Papamoscas de Hammond (Empidonax hammondii)Observ.
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Silhouetted, yet photo well shows the big, blocky head, tiny bill, and long primary projection needed to clinch the ID for this Empidonax flycatcher.
Snipes-Pershing Ravine.
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Gorrión Cejas Blancas (Spizella passerina)Observ.
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Snipes-Pershing Ravine.
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Paloma Collareja (Patagioenas fasciata)Observ.
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Photos show 10 individuals in one flock.
Sacramento Bar.
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Gaviota de Pico Corto (Larus brachyrhynchus)Observ.
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Lake Natoma.
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Gaviota Californiana (Larus californicus)Observ.
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Blodgett Reservoir.
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Tordo Tricolor (Agelaius tricolor)Observ.
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~80% of the individuals in tis flock were Tricolored Blackbirds and most of the rest were Eurasian Starlings. One Red-winged Blackbird shows at the lower left corner.
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Abejorro Carpintero de Sonora (Xylocopa sonorina)Observ.
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The yellow on the black back is pollen.
Fair Oaks Park.
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Third photo was totally backlit, so maximally lightened in order to demonstrate some features.
American River Parkway.
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