Just Like the famous Northern Mockingbird, the California Thrasher likes to imitate the songs of other bush birds.

Anna's hummingbird was perching and stretching Wings.

Western gull catching an octopus while the octopus catching a clam.

The roadrunner was turning its back to the sun, fluffing the feathers, absorbing sunlight to warm up.

Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay is very similar to California Scrub-Jay. The small difference between them is that WSJ has grayer underparts.

A wake of turkey vultures perched on the tree.

I didn't see any female mandarin ducks in the pond this time.

California brown pelican flying to the sunset.