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I visited Canyon Park twice this past week. There was a nice variety of birds and a lot of activity from what looked like musk rats. Can anyone help with the ID of the shore bird?
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I have a few more pics to add. There was a hawk circling above with something large in its talons and soon after another came in to investigate. The green heron was very active hunting for a while then went back into the brush.
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very nice what camera do you use
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the shore bird is a spotted sandpiper. the furry critters are nutria, an invasive species originally from South America. nice shots, especially the goldfinches!
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The hawks might be a mated pair of red-tailed hawks. Look for a nest and babies.
I use a sony A65 camera and sony 70-300mm F 4.5-5.6 G series lens.
Thank you for the remarks and info.
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