Category: Sierra Nevada Mountains,
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Mountain Quail (SIERRA)
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – Post #14 The Mountain Quail is a fairly common yearround resident of the Sierra Nevada in the lower and upper montane biotic zones.
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Hairy Woodpecker (SIERRA)
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – Post #12 The Hairy Woodpecker is a Fairly Common Year-Round Resident of the Sierra Nevada preferring to live in the Lower and Upper Montane biotic zones with mature forests where there are snags and trees of moderate to large size.
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Lazuli Bunting
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – FEATHERS IN THE RANGE OF LIGHT The Lazuli Bunting is a Fairly Common Summer Visitor of the Sierra Nevada in the Foothill Woodland & Lower Montane Chaparral biotic zones.
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Anna’s Hummingbird
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – FEATHERS IN THE RANGE OF LIGHT Anna’s Hummingbirds are a Common Yearround Resident of the Sierra Nevada in the Foothill woodlands & Lower Montane biotic zones.
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California Quail
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – FEATHERS IN THE RANGE OF LIGHTThe California Quail (Callipepla californica) is a common yearround resident of the Sierra Nevada in the Foothill Woodlands and Lower Montane biotic zones.
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Killdeer (SIERRA)
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – Post #4 The Killdeer is an uncommon year-round resident of the Sierra Nevada that is more frequently found in Lower and Upper Montane biotic zones usually not far from water
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Olive-sided Flycatcher (SIERRA)
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – Post #3 The Olive-sided Flycatcher distance migrant that breeds in coniferous forests of the Sierra Nevada, especially around the edges of open areas such as bogs, ponds, and clearings.
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Golden-crowned Kinglet (SIERRA)
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – Post #2 The Golden-crowned Kinglet is typically found in coniferous forests, particularly those dominated by fir and spruce trees in the Sierra Nevada.
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White-headed Woodpecker (SIERRA)
SIERRA NEVADA BIRDS – Post #1 The White-headed Woodpecker is a bird of lower and upper montane coniferous forests in the Sierra Nevada.
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Rosy-Finch Rendezvous: Stop 8 – Earthquake Fault Trail
The Strange Case of a Solitary Solitaire and a Missing Phone By Jim GainRosy-Finch Rendezvous Birding Adventure Series 6/14/2022 As one strolls through old-growth red fir and Jeffrey pine forest to explore this unique and relatively recent geological feature: a deep fissure in a flow of volcanic rock, in places…
Reflections of the Natural World 