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HandsOff: Common Merganser, Mergus merganser (Anatidae) Santa Cruz, California
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HandsOff: White-throated Sparrow -SLR
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HandsOff: Nuttall's Woodpecker "Dryobates nuttallii" SLR
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HandsOff: Ring-necked Duck, female SLR
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HandsOff: Common Merganser, SLR
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HandsOff: Brown Creeper, SLR
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HandsOff: Ring-necked Duck SLR, male
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HandsOff: Downy Woodpecker, SLR
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HandsOff: 4 Snowy Egrets, San Lorenzo River
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HandsOff: Yellow Warbler, San Lorenzo River, Santa Cruz
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HandsOff: First fall Western Meadowlark
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HandsOff: The Truth About Great Blue Herons
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HandsOff: The Truth About Herons Part II
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HandsOff: Red-shouldered Hawk
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HandsOff: Great Blue Heron, B40 Creek
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HandsOff: Wood Duck at San Lorenzo Park
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HandsOff: Wood Duck at San Lorenzo Park
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HandsOff: Green Heron, San Lorenzo Park
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HandsOff: Egyptian Gosling is my longshot guess. Domestic Mallard is now the most likely ID.
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HandsOff: Green tailed bird of some kind. Common Yellowthroat has been suggested, with faded Yellow Warbler as an alternative. When people who know more than I do disagree, I just have to wait until I learn a little more.
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HandsOff: Immature Red-Tailed Hawk, I think. San Lorenzo Park.
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HandsOff: Great Blue Heron, San Lorenzo River
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HandsOff: Red-Tailed Hawk, the next generation?
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HandsOff: One of five or more Red-tailed Hawks at San Lorenzo Park
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HandsOff: Black Phoebe, San Lorenzo Park
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HandsOff: Green Herons at San Lorenzo Park pond
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HandsOff: Green Herons at San Lorenzo Park pond
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HandsOff: Green Herons at San Lorenzo Park pond
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HandsOff: Green Herons at San Lorenzo Park pond
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HandsOff: Wood Duck in the San Lorenzo River