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Carpintero Pecho Rojo (Sphyrapicus ruber)Autor
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"Mew" call given while it was raining.
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Grulla Gris (Antigone canadensis)Autor
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Vocalizations from Sandhill Cranes in the photo.
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Vencejo Pecho Blanco (Aeronautes saxatalis)Autor
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At Wildcat Peak, a flock of WTSWs were circling me while I was jogging around the rock structure at the top. All photos were shot with iPhone of the same individual in rapid succession.
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Cuicacoche Californiano (Toxostoma redivivum)Autor
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Appears to be wiping mud off the bill. Note mud still on bill in second photo.
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Zorzal Cola Canela (Catharus guttatus)Autor
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Bathing at dusk.
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Chipe de Audubon (Setophaga coronata ssp. auduboni)Autor
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Bathing at dusk.
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Polluela Sora (Porzana carolina)Autor
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Whinny. I also heard the Kew call repeatedly. American coot calling, too.
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Vireo Reyezuelo (Vireo huttoni)Autor
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Easily confused with Ruby-crowned kinglet, but this HUVI has grayish legs and feet, and a tiny hook on the the tip of the larger bill.
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Colorín Pecho Canela (Passerina amoena)Autor
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Young LABU. I mistook this bird at first glance for a young Lesser Goldfinch, because it was taking on a green hue while nibbling fresh grass in the shade of the pines. When it flew out into better lighting, the overall browns and grays and some of the subtle blue tones became apparent.
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Carpintero Bellotero (Melanerpes formicivorus)Autor
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Avian hotspot along the Bootjack trail just below Mountain Theater.
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Junco Ojos Negros (Junco hyemalis)Autor
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Mount Tamalpais State Park, Mount Tamalpais, Marin County, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, US-CA, US (Google, OSM)
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