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The little flock of Marbled Godwits and the solo Long-billed Curlew that I first saw a month ago (“Early Wits”
Read moreThe little flock of Marbled Godwits and the solo Long-billed Curlew that I first saw a month ago (“Early Wits”
Read moreAnother early migrant, along with the Marbled Godwits, is this Long-billed Curlew. This one is likely to be a male.
Read moreWhile the Least Sandpiper is the smallest, the Long-Billed Curlew is the largest of the sandpiper family. This solitary individual
Read moreNo mudpecker can compete with the Long-Billed Curlew when it comes to probing deep. The Marbled Godwit can go deeper
Read moreI’ve seen this Long-billed Curlew, or another like it, several times this winter, always in the mudflats around the Schoolhouse
Read moreThe North Basin is the body of water between Cesar Chavez Park and the Berkeley mainland. When I first started
Read moreClouds dark as a herd of buffalos rumbled across the sky today. Looking up from my observations in the Meadow,
Read moreThe Audubon bird walk that Emilie Strauss led this morning covered familiar ground and waters but uncovered a number of
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