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September 4, 2011, Goleta, California, UCSB, Coal Oil Point, Devereux slough birding area IMG_5351_10 110904 Goleta Devereux slough birding area ICE rm stitch98.jpg
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August 18, 2011 University of California Santa Barbara west lagoon Brown Pelican, Black-necked Stilt, Willet, Snowy Egret, and Great blue Heron
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Various birds, Great and Snowy Egrets, Double-crested Cormorants, and others, at north end of the Devereux Slough, at the Coal Oil Point Natural Reserve, run by UCSB, University of California Santa Barbara, in Goleta, California
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This was hand shot, hand stitched-- didn't have the gigapan or tripod with me on vacation. You can barely see the very top of the head of an alligator at the top part of the pool at left, just below the log-like thing. The eye is prominent. Also elsewhere in the picture are egrets or herons (I forget which is which)...
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100621 Goleta Slough Great Egrets gulls Great Blue Heron Black Crowned Night Heron
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Last year at this time I took a pano of this same waterfall as water was being released due to winter rains: gigapan.org/gigapans/18848/. This year, once again, heavy rain has forced another release, although this year they lowered the inflated dam quite a bit to nearly empty the lake a couple of weeks ago. At t...
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Cormorant and Egret Rookery on Toledo Bend Lake. These social birds mix together here every Spring to have and raise their young. Occasionally one can spot a Great Blue Heron among them.
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Upstream dam releases on the Salt River have required that Town Lake release some of its water, much to the delight of the local bird population. The Salt River downstream of the dam spends most of the year completely dry.
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