There are local bird lists you can join depending on where you are in California.

Best place to start is Sialia: http://digest.sialia.com/
The Sialia digest will be able to point you in the right direction.
Hope this helps.

S. Hunt



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> We saw our FOY band-tailed pigeon today in Madrona. It seemed to be looking

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