This time of year is the only season you can watch a lot of freshly wild green plants in Southern California. I am sure that the ground is going to be very dry with lack of rain soon. My husband and I thought that we should go outside to enjoy hiking and watching beautiful green scenery. That's why we decided to go to San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary for bird watching last Sunday. It's been a year since we went there last time.
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
The pond which was located in the front of the parking lot was full of water, and we were able to see many wild birds there such as American avocets, cinnamon teals and northern shovelers.
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
We decided to walk the trail which we had never hiked before.
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
There were beautiful yellow flowers between the path and the pond.
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
As we walked the trail, we found there were more of ponds there. We didn't know about these before.
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
Some people were taking picture of birds with huge cameras.
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San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
I thought I should have brought a hat here because it was very hot that day. After finding four ponds, we went back the parking lot. Next time, I would like to hike more at this place.
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American Coot at San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary |
San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary
5 Riparian View
Irvine, CA 92616
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