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| Left to Right Clockwise: Least Sandpiper, Red-breasted grosbeak (juvenile), Brown-headed cowbird (juvenile). |
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| From left to right clockwise: Tree Swallow (juvenile), Yellow Warbler, Eastern Kingbird, Barn Swallow, Yellow Warbler, Orchard Oriele (?), Cedar Waxwing, Cedar Waxwings, Willow Flycatcher. |
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| European Starling (juvenile) |
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| From left to right clockwise: Spotted Sandpiper, Solitary Sandpiper with Lesser Yellowlegs, Yellow Warbler, Lesser Yellowlegs, Painted Lady, American Glodfinch, mostly Tree Swallows. |
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| Top left to right clockwise: Yellow Warbler, Lesser Yellowlegs, Painted Lady, Swallow, Red-Breasted Grosbeak (juvenile) |
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| Cowbird, Warbling Vireo, Tree Swallow and Bank Swallow, Song Sparrow, Sandpiper |
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| Cedar Waxwing (juvenile) |
I was surprised to find the sewage lagoons buzzing with activity. Above are my picutes from the 1st and 2nd of August. I have made guessed at identifcation, but as alway welcome other opinions, as I am an amature birder.
My list for today and yesterday evening:
- Canada Goose
- Mallard Duck
- American Robin
- American Crow
- Wood Duck
- American Goldfinch
- Barn Swallow
- Tree Swallow
- Rough-Legged Swallow
- Bank Swallow
- Cedar Waxwing
- Eastern Kingbird
- Ruby Throated Hummingbird
- Killdeer
- Song Sparrow
- European Starling
- Red-winged Blackbird
- Mourning Dove
- Willow Flycatcher
- Red Breasted Grosbeak (juvenile)
- Yellow Warbler
- Brown-headed Cowbird
- Orchard Oriele
- Warbling Vireo
- Lesser Yellowlegs
- Spotted Sandpiper
- Solitary Sandpiper
- Least Sandpiper
- Purple Martin
- Green Heron
- Turkey Vulture
- Grey Catbird
- American Avocet
2 comments:
I think your first sandpiper is actually a Least.
Interesting collection of photos! I like the swallows.
Shorebirds are tough, but no quite as bad as I initially thought. Some of the markings are pretty distinctive. Thanks for the ID help.
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