Loony Coots?
This coot was paddling along energetically pecking at the water, left and right and all around. I thought maybe it
Read MoreThis coot was paddling along energetically pecking at the water, left and right and all around. I thought maybe it
Read MoreThis loon flew about 2,500 miles from its summer breeding grounds in Alaska or northwest Canada to get here. Although
Read MoreThe agitated waters off the west side of the park didn’t faze this loon in the slightest. I think it’s
Read MoreThis pair of Common Loons (Gavia immer) napped, preened, and sometimes just paddled in a leisurely way off the north
Read MoreWhile scanning the park edges for Burrowing Owls, I saw an intriguing white and grey bird in the water just
Read MoreThis creature looked so large and lay so low in the water that from a distance I and another park
Read MoreThe sun rose near its southernmost range this morning, the first dawn after Winter Solstice, and made a show over
Read More“That’s either a Cormorant or a Grebe,” I said smugly to my wife who was pointing at the hole in
Read MoreWith an hour to kill in the morning while waiting for the crane to arrive for the flare station demolition,
Read MoreSaving the Baby Natives The young native plants that Conservancy volunteers started last season got some important TLC last Saturday
Read MoreFirst Red-winged Blackbird This male’s fires were burning and he couldn’t restrain himself from checking out the Red-wing Blackbird Spring
Read MoreMore Mulch There never seems to be enough mulch. The rain has boosted the native plants in the new pollinator
Read MoreThe Berkeley School, formerly Berkeley Montessori School, makes Martin Luther King Jr. Day a day of service for parents and
Read MoreBelow the current week’s bird video and photos, there’s a review of Christian Cooper’s new book, Better Living Through Birding,
Read MoreBits of Spots I hadn’t seen a Spotted Sandpiper for quite a while at the south shore of the North
Read MoreWhere Pelicans Sleep It was already past 8 in the morning, and early birds were getting worms. Not these Brown
Read MoreSummer Solstice Wednesday Next Wednesday is the saddest day in the Northern Hemisphere’s solar calendar. The Summer Solstice marks the
Read MoreAs a companion to his bird paintings, John J. Audubon wrote a five-volume text titled “Ornithological Biography.” The text contains
Read MoreThis table contains all the birds photographed and identified in Cesar Chavez Park and posted on this website to date;
Read MoreBirds NEC – Not Elsewhere Classified. Birds that have fewer than ten videos and don’t fit elsewhere. Binge. Read Posts: Northern Rough-winged
Read MoreOn top of more than 5,000 photographs devoted to Cesar Chavez park, you can view nearly 1,000 YouTube videos here.
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