It's a BEAUTIFUL clear sunny day in SoCal OC.
So clear, the Good Year Blimp decided to take a tour out here.
Every bird you can imagine is out in our little wild bird habitat. Here are just a few.
Hope you all are having a great day!.
Good Year Blimp enjoying the great views of the day.
Juvenile Cooper's Hawk, Cooper's Hawk Call click here...
Female - Western Bluebird, Western Bluebird Calls, click here
American Gold Finch - Male on left, Female on right.
American gold finch sounds click here
Bewick's Wren Click here for their sound
White Crowned Sparrow Click here for their sound
Male- Western Bluebird (for sound click above on Female bluebird)
Mocking bird
Click here for Mocking Bird sounds
Spice Finch or Nutmeg Mannikin ( no sound sample)
Song Sparrow Song Sparrow sounds click here
Mourning Dove Mourning Dove Sounds click here
California Towhee Towhee sounds
Male- Dark eyed junco
Junco sounds click here
YORBA LINDA BACKYARD BIRDERS --- Western Bluebird (female) gathering meal worms for its nest brood. In my bird blog below, if you'd like to hear a particular bird's song, just click on the link for that particular bird within the post. To enlarge a picture, just click on it once. For my very first, special bluebird experience, visit 2012-May 12th-Saturday. Thank you for visiting and from this day forward, may all your blues be bluebirds. Happy Birding! ~Olivia
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Southern Cal Eagles
13 Bald Eagles are tallied at area Lakes in Southern California
Thirteen bald eagles were spotted during an organized count at sites across Southern California last weekend.
The U.S. Forest Services says bald eagles commonly migrate south to spend their winter vacations around the region's lakes.
More than 100 eagle-eyed volunteers and agency staff participated in the count at six lakes on Saturday.
Two adult and two juvenile eagles were seen at Lake Silverwood; two adults and one juvenile were observed at Big Bear Lake; and two adults were spotted at both Lake Hemet and Lake Arrowhead. Lake Perris and Lake Gregory had one adult apiece.
(Tues., Jan 13, 2015, OC Register, News 7)
Sunday, January 4, 2015
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