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> Pied-Billed Grebe The Pied-Billed Grebe (Podilymbus podiceps, Grèbe à bec bigarré, Bindentaucher) displayed here harbors breeding-season colors. Taken in winter at Neary Lagoon. (Click on picture to enlarge)
> Greater White-fronted Goose Greater White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons, Oie rieuse, Bläßgans) photographed at Neary lagoon in fall. This goose belongs to the order of the anseriformes and the family of the anatidae. The larger individual is a male, the smaller a female. (Click on picture to enlarge)
> Golden-crowned Sparrow Immature Golden-crowned Sparrow (Zonotrichia atricapilla, Bruant à couronne dorée, Kronenammer) observed in the winter months at the Elkhorn Slough natural reserve. (Click on picture to enlarge)
> Snowy Plover The Snowy Plover (Charadrius alexandrinus, Pluvier à collier interrompu, Eurasiatischer Seeregenpfeifer) is an endangered specie belonging to the order of the Charadriiformes and the family of the Charadriidae. This one-legged individual was photographed early in the morning at the Scotts Creek State Beach.
> American Coot The coot (Fulica americana, Foulque d'Amérique, Amerikanisches Blässhuhn) is a common bird in the fresh waters of North America. This individual was photographed in winter, at the Neary Lagoon.


Greater White-fronted Goose


Greater White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons, Oie rieuse, Bläßgans) photographed at Neary lagoon in fall. This goose belongs to the order of the anseriformes and the family of the anatidae. The larger individual is a male, the smaller a female.

(Click on picture to enlarge)
> Greater White-fronted Goose Greater White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons, Oie rieuse, Bläßgans) photographed at Neary lagoon in fall. This goose belongs to the order of the anseriformes and the family of the anatidae. The larger individual is a male, the smaller a female. (Click on picture to enlarge)


Greater White-fronted Goose


Greater White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons, Oie rieuse, Bläßgans) photographed at Neary lagoon in fall. This goose belongs to the order of the anseriformes and the family of the anatidae. The larger individual is a male, the smaller a female.

(Click on picture to enlarge)
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