Prospective gull expert

[email protected] California State Polytechnic University [Environmental Biology] alumna

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Went through the pictures of Catalina Island on Google Maps and found all the gull pics.

(C) Google Maps images

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Straight from the inbox...

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Found this old pic!

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In Boston with the ducks!

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Cormorant and western gulls on October 15th. Also saw black oystercatchers foraging in the intertidal.

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Didn't see any Snowy Plovers but did capture an injured gull for rehab.

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Well, I went to visit my bird friends last Thursday. It was nice to stalk them again.

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Looks like Mr. And Mrs. Duck are still a pair! #aretheyinlove #pairbond #nocheating #ornithology

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My adventures at Bass Pro shop. Excited for my backpacking trip in June. #birdsoftheworldtour

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Well well well, this gull kept making eye contact or so it seemed. So many gulls looking for food and trying to stay warm in this winter’s forecast. It was 17° C earlier today at Newport Beach! Average wind speed was 2.5 mph. That didn’t stop these birds from looking for their meals! All afternoon until sunset I watched them peck at the intertidal. I even saw a pelican fishing near by. He caught quite a fish!🐟

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In case you’re wondering what a dinosaur xray looks like

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Speaking of my backyard, these parrots are all over my neighborhood. They are so LOUD! They love that Magnolia tree and not surprising BC that’s what they eat, as I learned at the Nature Lab yesterday. I just took this picture of these parrots outside this morning. To add to their convenience, we also have palm trees at my house.

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I want to put some emphasis on this birding station in the Nature Lab. I love it! So you can move the binoculars and rotate the round plate at the bottom. When matching them with the correct bird, it would light up on the bird and make the noise the bird makes! Definitely recognized that House Finch from my backyard. Only if we had this for my Ornithology class hahah.