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| Killdeer |
Yesterday, I went to the Christmas Bird Count training at Rohr Park in Bonita. The actual Christmas Bird Count for San Diego will be next weekend. So, I was able to brush up on my small birds as there's a lot of small birds there. However, many of these birds were too fast for my camera, hence the less than perfect focus to blurriness on some of the photos.
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| Cedar Waxwings |
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| Orange-crowned warbler |
This next bird, the Painted Redstart, is actually far from it's normal range. They have a summer range of central/southern Arizona and usually live in Mexico.
There also was a northern parula, but it was way too fast for even a blurry photo.
Below, are some sleepy killdeer, sleeping in the horse corral. These are the same killdeer I see at the church, which is across the street:
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| Townsend's warbler |
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| Western Bluebird |
We also saw a kestrel, merlin, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, Cooper's hawk, sparrows, finches of all kinds and a palm warbler.
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