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25 Species at 2 Locations
Surf Scoter
PPSP
Black Oystercatcher
PPSP
Marbled Murrelet
PCRSP
We stayed until half an hour after sunset, and heard a few of the distinctive, gull-like calls. We saw a few elusive, fast-moving shapes that might have been the birds. The calls we heard were in the direction the ranger told us we should hear the Murrelets.
Band-tailed Pigeon
PPSP
Steller's Jay
PPSP
Tree Swallow
PCRSP
Violet-green Swallow
PCRSP
Cliff Swallow
PCRSP
Swainson's Thrush
PPSP
American Robin
PPSP
Varied Thrush
PCRSP
Cedar Waxwing
PPSP
Wilson's Warbler
PPSP
Song Sparrow
PPSP
Purple Finch
PCRSP
Red Crossbill
PCRSP
In the top of a distant pine tree. the bill looked weird (shrike-like) and the coloration was right, and the falcon guide said it was a likely bird.
Lesser Goldfinch
PCRSP
American Goldfinch
PCRSP
Patrick's Point State Park, CA = PPSP
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA = PCRSP
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