Today we wen't to Tijuana Estuary! We saw tons more of the shorebirds than yesterday, plus extra species (Whimbrels and Long-billed Curlews) mixed in. We also saw the endangered Ridgeway's Rail! (Though, according to a website, they're near threatened, due to having several large populations.) In fact, we saw at LEAST two of them, probably more. There's so many of them at this place that we even them fighting!
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Garden Snail |
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European Earwig |
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European Earwig |
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Ridgeway's Rail staring through the masses of spiderwebs |
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Long-billed Curlew |
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Landscape shorebirds are: Willets, Marbled Godwits, Whimbrel, curlews |
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Type of Spiny Lizard |
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California Ground Squirrel |
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Odd organic blob on a type of Pricklypear cactus |
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Type of Sea Fig (not a fig) |
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Oceanic islands! Oceanic Islands!!!🤯!🏝!🤯!🏝!🤯!🏝!🤯!🏝!🤯! |
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Palms Landscape |
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