Birds – Page 2

Owls Gone, People Welcome

Park management reopened the decorative fence around the seasonal Burrowing Owl preserve this morning. Photographer Walter Karmazyn was on the

I saw a new-to-me bird mixed in with the Black Turnstones. In its behavior it seemed like just another member

The Black Turnstone gets its name from its habit of turning over pebbles on beaches to look for edibles underneath.

Some park visitor firmly planted a tall dead branch in the rocks on the west side of the park, and

There used to be a marsh area just north of the picnic site on the west shore of the park.

Among the multiplying signs of spring, one of the most delightful is the appearance of Anna’s Hummingbirds. Here’s a very

To the string of Red-tailed Hawks who have visited the park recently, add this first-year juvenile. A keen-eyed woman drew

How do you tell one Common Goldeneye from another? I photographed one of these birds on January 22. I saw

Perched on the outermost rock of the Open Circle Viewpoint, this Great Blue Heron was visible from hundreds of yards

The Marbled Godwit that somehow lost its left leg below the knee is still alive and functioning on the mudflats

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