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We've still only had rain once since June in my part of Oregon (Coastal Range). I discovered these yesterday growing on a downed log. The log was rather decayed to determine the type of wood. The area is mostly Cedar and Fir but...? I had 2 cameras with me, never again will I do that in the forest without a pack.
The pair. Now they are saying there is another pair there. I'd like to now why all sightings are being blocked from Ebirds alerts and removed from the main page from Heinz. If it's to protected the birds, that's great. They are going to need as much help as possible to survive a winter here.
Scaly breasted Lorikeet (Trichoglossus chlorolepidotus), a rare visitor to my yard, although they often flock with Rainbow Lorikeets.
Lifer For Me! This bird is from Asia. Very rare to this area!
John Heinz Wildlife Refuge.
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This Scaly-breasted Munia was captured surrounded by the seeds it loves ! Seen along the Meadowbrook at the Los Angeles County Arboretum
With the birding season over until fall migration kicks up in 3-4 weeks I've decided to take the macro lens out for some fun in my local woodland. Mushroom spotting and searching is a very fun activity, particularly with 2 young daughters. This one was in a cluster growing out of rotted wood right beside the trail. I enjoyed taking a little bit of time to isolate one!