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LIDICKER
1990
Aug 20 cont.
for the night. Ontario to Riley (stopped briefly
and stopped 16 mi. W Burns): Gt. BK Heron - 2,
Red-tailed Hawk - 2+, Kestrel - 4+, Brewer's Blackbird -
20+ (fledglings seen with streaked breasts). Ring-billed
Gull - 4 (rusty-tipped), Barn Swallow - +++; Violet-
gr. Swallow - 2#, K:lldeer - 4, Turkey Vulture - 2,
Cov. Nighthawk - 8+, Swainson's Hawk - 1, resident.
quail flew across rd in front of us (looked like Scaled
Quail but must have been Calh. P.). Also saw 1
Coyote.
Riley to Wagontire (nice place to stop for snack):
N. Raven - 2, Horned Lark - 1 w/ 2 juven., W. Meadowlark - 1.
Wagontire to Lake Albert - N. Raven - 3. Stopped
around town along W. side of Lake Albert. It is especially
rich in bird life at the N end where the highway is not
close to the lake. At one moment an eagle was
diving down. Birds seen at Lake:
ducks - thousands of which I could detect Shoveller - 20+,
Mallard - 10+, Redhead Duck - 2, teal - 100's.
Sandpipers - hundreds of which I could identify:
Avocet - 40+, Western Sandpiper - 2+, Killdeer - 10+,
Plovers - thousands most of which were Wilson's Plover
saw 20 + Northerns as well.
gulls - hundreds of which a few could be identified
as California Gulls.
Eared Grebe - 80+
Long-billed Shrike - 1
Say's Phoebe - 1
W. Wood Pewee - 1