George the Killdeer (@killdeergeorge) 's Twitter Profile
George the Killdeer

@killdeergeorge

I'm a real killdeer living mostly at Lake Murray, (I'm not an official representative for Mission Trails Park). Let's bird talk about San Diego birds and beyond

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The Unified Command continues to respond to the oil spill off the coast of Orange County. For more information, visit SoCalSpillResponse.com #SoCalOilSpill

The Unified Command continues to respond to the oil spill off the coast of Orange County. For more information, visit SoCalSpillResponse.com
#SoCalOilSpill
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We had a bunch of birdwatchers here this morning. I don't know where they were from, though. They didn't seem to speak Killdeer.

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When the temperature plummets, ptarmigans create snow caves to keep themselves warm. Learn more in this episode of Debbie Finch radio: bit.ly/3G2z9vT

When the temperature plummets, ptarmigans create snow caves to keep themselves warm. Learn more in this episode of <a href="/BirdNote/">Debbie Finch</a> radio: bit.ly/3G2z9vT
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There were some other killdeer that looked like me and Martha in our old territory. They weren't us, though. I think they're just visiting.

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No ducklings at Lake Murray, yet. However, the geese are acting stupid crazy. I think we had an attempted nest stealing this morning.

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Have you seen the junior duck stamp winners? They're really great! I wish they would have categorized them by age, though. flickr.com/photos/usfws_p…

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I found out recently that the gosling raised by sandhill cranes in Kensington Park, MI died at about 2 months old. Many think he had a flying accident as cranes and geese learn to fly over different surfaces. I visited Kensington earlier in that year, but did not see him.