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BIRDING THE CENTRAL COAST. Wednesday, March 7, 2018. A Raptor Kind of Day. The morning was beautiful! I was driving slowly up Turri Road looking for Raptors and what ever else I could find. First sighting was a Red-shouldered Hawk perched in a willow close to the road. The ephemeral cattle pond (photo) that appears after a rain, held three Cinnamon Teal, and a Greater Yellowleg. The hills were just beginning to green out. Labels: Birding the Bob Jones Trail. Birding the central coast. The Golf Course Wad...

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BIRDING THE CENTRAL COAST. Wednesday, March 7, 2018. A Raptor Kind of Day. The morning was beautiful! I was driving slowly up Turri Road looking for Raptors and what ever else I could find. First sighting was a Red-shouldered Hawk perched in a willow close to the road. The ephemeral cattle pond (photo) that appears after a rain, held three Cinnamon Teal, and a Greater Yellowleg. The hills were just beginning to green out. Labels: Birding the Bob Jones Trail. Birding the central coast. The Golf Course Wad...

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BIRDING THE CENTRAL COAST. Sunday, April 5, 2015. Pied-billed Grebe - Cloisters Pond - Morro Bay. The Pied-billed Grebe - Podilymbus podiceps - (Photo by Mike Baird). The Pied-billed Grebe forages by diving from the surface; swimming under water propelled by the feet. Diet consists of fish, and all types of aquatic life. The above photo was taken mid March; The Grebe is clad in winter plumage. Perhaps the little darling is a late bloomer. Labels: birding the central coast. Birds of Cloisters pond. April ...

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