Red-tailed Hawk at the Bypass
Sep 5, 2018 13:39:41 #
Katydid wrote:
The Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area, that is. He seems to like hanging out on the side of the freeway (on two different days), which is raised up over a flood plain area. He is a juvenile and really has pretty markings.
Nice Katy! I lived in Woodland and Sacramento as a youngster but never learned to use the Yolo Bypass for birding. Time to start thinking about visits to the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuges.
Phiil
Sep 5, 2018 14:14:04 #
rockdog wrote:
Nice Katy! I lived in Woodland and Sacramento as a youngster but never learned to use the Yolo Bypass for birding. Time to start thinking about visits to the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuges.
Phiil
Phiil
Phil, I live right near the Bypass Wildlife Area and go often. Right now is not a good time as all the water is drying up except for a small rice field area. As for the Sac Refuge, we went there yesterday and it was a major disappointment. Very little water there, too, and full ditches seemed to be flowing toward rice fields. Summer and fall in California is not very kind to birds.
Sep 5, 2018 22:11:30 #
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