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Birds of Shady Creek Outdoor School
This data is taken from eBird where Shady Creek Outdoor School has its own hot spot. Check it out at: http://ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L3278189
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- A Wilson's Warbler has been heard in the same place behind the pool for two years now. 1
- Common 10
- Common during spring migration 1
- Common in spring and summer 2
- Common in summer 5
- Common in summer. Often heard and seldom seen. 1
- Common in the chaparral 1
- Common in winter 5
- Common in winter months 1
- Common through the summer 1
- Common year-round 1
- Heard during nights 1
- Infrequent 1
- Often heard but seldom seen. 1
- Often seen near the gate to Shady Creek. 1
- One record 1
- Seen in great numbers during migration. These birds are first noticed by their sound as they circle high over Shady Creek. 1
- Seen in migration 1
- The most common bird heard during spring and summer 1
- The most common woodpecker at Shady Creek 1
- These large pigeons are often seen flying over Raptor Ridge. 1
- Three flyovers have occurred over four years 1
- Uncommon around the main campus 1
- Uncommon during spring migration 1
- Uncommon to rare 9
- Uncommon to rare. 1
- Uncommon. Their doubled-up call is distinctive. 1
- but breed at Shady Creek during the summer 1
- but common around the larger stands of coniferous trees. 1
- but conspicuous when present. 1
- but more often heard than seen. 1
- but not as reliable as the California Scrub-jay 1
- but seldom seen. Frequently heard 1
- common 8
- especially around the bird blind and maintenance shed 1
- especially in the manzanita at the West side of Raptor Ridge 1
- especially near the garden. 1
- mostly during late summer to early fall. 1
- rare 13
- uncommon 13
- uncommon during other times 1
Steller's Jay
1
Cyanocitta stelleri
California Scrub-Jay
2
Aphelocoma californica
American Crow
3
Corvus brachyrhynchos
Common Raven
4
Corvus corax
Edited by shadycreeknaturalists and Ian Gledhill, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA)
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