Birds – Page 2

Park Visitor’s Album

Josh Hauer visited the park with his uncle two weeks ago, and took some wildlife photos. Here are three of

American Crows have seemed to monopolize the Corvus niche in the park — large, intelligent, sooty birds with croaky voices.

A Great Egret hunting in shallow water strikes out about five times out of six, in my observation. Here, a

Of the three (or possibly four) White-tailed Kite chicks, this looks to be the sole survivor. As the video shows,

Red-winged Blackbirds and Savannah Sparrows are doing it. At least two pairs of House Finches are doing it, too, up

High up in the tall cypresses on the south side of the park along Spinnaker Way, a Northern Mockingbird has

Photographer Phil Rowntree caught this prosperous-looking pair of Western Meadowlarks up on the western ridge in the vicinity of the

A flock of crows is called a murder. Here this morning, warranting the name, the crows massed in a gang

Two of the White-tailed Kite chicks sometimes stood high enough so they could be seen stretching their wings. A Northern

The little mound just west of the porta-potty at the edge of the Off-Leash Dog Area has developed into a

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