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Conocido como Pilpilén, se puede encontrar en las costas marinas se caracteriza por: -Un pico largo, recto y de color rojo. -Posee una cola corta.
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The AMOY were not very cooperative this morning.
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Found at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
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I was fortunate to get permission to visit several nesting islands in west Galveston Bay.
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Sometimes we need to get a number of photos to be able to get a good look at the field readable bands.
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Sometimes we need to get a number of photos to be able to get a good look at the field readable bands.
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Sometimes we need to get a number of photos to be able to get a good look at the field readable bands.
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Somedays you have to work hard to be able to read these bands. We found about 13 AMOY on Middle Deer Island today - there were only a couple of them at Soth Deer Island.
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Somedays you have to work hard to be able to read these bands. We found about 13 AMOY on Middle Deer Island today - there were only a couple of them at Soth Deer Island.
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Somedays you have to work hard to be able to read these bands. We found about 13 AMOY on Middle Deer Island today - there were only a couple of them at Soth Deer Island.
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Somedays you have to work hard to be able to read these bands. We found about 13 AMOY on Middle Deer Island today - there were only a couple of them at Soth Deer Island.
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I went out to find AMOY by kayak once again today and the birds were not very cooperative. I was only able to identify two birds with bands. I did see several other birds.
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ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S7169904 San Diego County, California, US
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Whenever I am on the dike or near the shoreline I always look for banded American Oystercatchers. I volunteer as a monitor for a project involving them and I just enjoy watching them as well. Well spring is in the air, AMOY set up territories in early January and this pair is courting. To bad there were no bands on these birds . . . I thought you may like to see a sequence of the courtship - a couple are a bit soft, but the light was horrible and I posted the best of the sequence for you to look at. I decided to chase a rarity this morning and to see if I could refind the second banded Snowy Plover from yesterday. The sun came and went several times this morning so the photography was very poor today. While I did see my first Galveston County Brown Booby, I did not get a photo that was useable.
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Whenever I am on the dike or near the shoreline I always look for banded American Oystercatchers. I volunteer as a monitor for a project involving them and I just enjoy watching them as well. Well spring is in the air, AMOY set up territories in early January and this pair is courting. To bad there were no bands on these birds . . . I thought you may like to see a sequence of the courtship - a couple are a bit soft, but the light was horrible and I posted the best of the sequence for you to look at. I decided to chase a rarity this morning and to see if I could refind the second banded Snowy Plover from yesterday. The sun came and went several times this morning so the photography was very poor today. While I did see my first Galveston County Brown Booby, I did not get a photo that was useable.
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Whenever I am on the dike or near the shoreline I always look for banded American Oystercatchers. I volunteer as a monitor for a project involving them and I just enjoy watching them as well. Well spring is in the air, AMOY set up territories in early January and this pair is courting. To bad there were no bands on these birds . . . I thought you may like to see a sequence of the courtship - a couple are a bit soft, but the light was horrible and I posted the best of the sequence for you to look at. I decided to chase a rarity this morning and to see if I could refind the second banded Snowy Plover from yesterday. The sun came and went several times this morning so the photography was very poor today. While I did see my first Galveston County Brown Booby, I did not get a photo that was useable.