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This is our second year of regular hiking. The winter months are a good time to watch the Pacific flyway migratory birds. They are either catching the sun or digging into mud for bait or flying low on the water hoping to catch a fish. This year, we also went to the raptor fest organized by the POST. Here are some lovely photos from the first batch of photography.

Kenny’s Kookaburra at POST organized raptor fest. This one ate bits of chopped up mice that Kenny had stowed in his pocket.
Snowy egret at Bair Island, warming to the setting sun
This is the Pelican’s nest by Adobe Creek loop trail. The the babies are now grown up.
Great egret by Bay trail at Shoreline Park, digging in for bait
A very large flock of Western Sandpipers by the Bay Area Bay trail at Coyote Point recreational area. They produced shimmering swarms in the late afternoon sun.
Long billed curlew at Coyote Point recreational area
Black-necked stilt at the Byxbee park Mayfield slough
Flying flock of avocets by the Mayfield slough in Byxbee park

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December 12, 2023 at 12:00 am

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