depending on the habitats you'd like to visit, the better locations can
include:

- san jacinto wildlife area (low desert about 30 miles west of palm
springs, to include wetlands, scrub flat, open ponds -- my favourite place
in soCal)
- buena vista lagoon (carlsbad / oceanside)
- salton sea (numerous locations)
- big morongo canyon preserve (high desert, coachella valley)

you can also check with the inlandcountybirds at egroups.com group, which
covers almost everything from the pomona-walnut valley to the nevada /
arizona border...

feel free to email me directly about san jacinto and morongo. i used to
know a fair bit about the seaside from oceanside south, but haven't been
down that way in maybe 10 years...

00 caren
http://www.ParkGallery.org
george davis creek, north fork

On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 9:35 AM, Neil and Carleen Zimmerman <
n3zims at comcast.net> wrote:

> Hello Tweeters,
> My wife and I are planning a birding trip to southern CA in Jan or
> Feb. I have been looking at web sites and have the "Birders Guide to S CA"
> but it is a bit overwhelming. I have read about the Salton Sea, Carrizo
> Plain and Anza-Borrego Desert. It seems like the typical case of too many
> places to go. I would appreciate any information you would to add to these
> places or any other spots that you feel should be checked out.
> You can e-mail me privately.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Neil Zimmerman
> Brier, WA
> n3zims at comcast.net
>
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