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CBRC Official California Checklist

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Updated 8 July 2016. Of the 664 species on this official California checklist, 11 are established introductions, one has been extirpated within historical times, and one is in the process of being reintroduced but is not yet established. A plain text version. Is available for easy importing into a spreadsheet. An additional five species of uncertain natural occurrence are included in a supplemental list. The CBRC solicits documentation for all occurrences in California of species on its Review List.

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Art & Other Adventures with Narca: Open Wide, Diamondback!

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Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Open Wide, Diamondback! Among the delights of living in the southwest borderlands is the opportunity to watch interesting reptiles going about their lives. Western Diamondbacks are the most frequent rattlesnakes to visit our yard –– sometimes to drink, sometimes to battle each other for dominance, sometimes to mate, and often to ambush prey. They are nonaggressive towards us, but we do have to fine-tune our snake radar during the warmer months! A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake,.

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Birds of Kern County, California: A photo checklist

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Birds of Kern County, California: A photo checklist. A simple checklist to print and use in the field. Was discovered at Lake Ming on May 11, 2015 by George Griffeth making it the 438th. Native species. Pine Warbler. Native species discovered by Pine Warbler found by Tom Benson, Matt Grube, David Rankin, and Brad Singer on 8 November 2014 at Desert Memorial Park in Ridgecrest. Ken and Brenda Kyle discovered the 436th. Native species for Kern a Red-faced Warbler. Which breeds in Kern. At Cerro Coso Colleg...

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Art & Other Adventures with Narca: December 2013

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Wednesday, December 11, 2013. Imagine: you're immersed in the early-winter splendor of the Chiricahua Mountains. Dawn light on the Chiricahua Mountains (Photos by Narca). The air is brisk and glorious, and, hiking up South Fork, you settle into the depths and subtleties of the season. Into the drifts of sycamore leaves. Light gleams from the seedheads of Cane Beardstem. Streamside willows still hold a few leaves,. And the sycamore's bark takes on a subtle hue of green from chloroplasts. Our first book wa...

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Links – YOSEMITE AREA AUDUBON SOCIETY

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YOSEMITE AREA AUDUBON SOCIETY. News & Info. Merced Grasslands Important Bird Area. San Joaquin River Restoration. Wildlife Rescue & Rehab. November Program – Birds of Prey LIVE! Sign Up for Next Le Grand Raptor Survey! Short Film Featuring Yosemite Audubon’s Nestbox Program. REMINDER: Mono Lake Field Trip This Saturday & Sunday! Field Trip to Mono Lake & Environs – Sep 24 & 25. Short Film Featuring Yosemite Audubon's Nestbox Program. Field Trip to Mono Lake and Environs - Sep 24 and 25. We need YOUR help!

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Links to Related Websites

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Links to Related Websites. Audubon Christmas Bird Count. Mendocino Coast Audubon Society. Redbud Audubon Society, Lake County. Birdwatching Contacts Around the World - Birding Pal. California Bird Records Committee Home Page. Central Valley Bird Club. Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. Joe Morlan's California Birding Pages. Mendobirds: Lake and Mendocino Counties Birding. Point Blue (formerly Point Reyes Bird Observatory). Dorothy King Young Chapter of the California Native Plant Society.

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Field Trips & Observatories | PajaroNerds

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Field Trips and Observatories. Field Trips & Observatories. Note: example for posting Flickr link to ebird: ( a href=” https:/ www.flickr.com/gp/photoops/TkK7Y6″ Lark. Local Audubon Society field trips:. 8211; Mount Diablo. Southern and Eastern Alameda County). 8211; Santa Clara. 8211; Richardson Bay. 8211; Napa / Solano. 8211; (e.g., Gates Canyon. 8211; Sonoma Birding. 8211; Herring Run information. Bird Observatories, SF State, WFO. 8211; SF Bay Bird Observatory. 8211; Golden Gate Raptor Observatory.

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Art & Other Adventures with Narca: April 2015

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Thursday, April 2, 2015. Rufous-backed Robins Visit Portal! My glimpse of an interesting bird at dusk was confirmed soon after when Dave Jasper called to tell us that he had just seen Rufous-backed Robins by the post office in Portal that morning. Rufous-backed Robin in Arizona Sycamore. You can just make out the warm rufous tones. On this bird's back and wing coverts. The streaks on the throat are stronger and extend farther down. On Rufous-backs than on American Robins,. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Art & Other Adventures with Narca: April 2014

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Friday, April 11, 2014. The reserve has been cobbled together since 1999 from patches of forest and old pasture land. The cleared areas are now being reforested, with the help and support of local communities. Growth of the reserve itself continues; the target size is about 20 square miles, or more than three times its current size. Remnant cloud forest at Buenaventura Reserve. Welcome to Buenaventura Reserve! Graceful Swallow-tailed Kites are frequent. The Long-wattled is also exceedingly rare. For comp...