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American Kestrel  American Kestrel
American Robin  American Robin
Barn Swallow  Barn Swallow
Black-Billed Magpie  Black-billed Magpie
Canadian Geese  Canadian Geese
California Quail  California Quail
Common Redpoll  Common Redpoll
Dark-Eyed Junco  Dark-eyed Junco
European Starling  European Starling
Great Blue Heron  Great Blue Heron
Hawk (Unidentified)  Hawk (Unidentified)
House Finch  House Finch
House Sparrow  House Sparrow
Killdeer  Killdeer
Mallard Duck  Mallard Duck
Mourning Dove  Mourning Dove
Northern Flicker  Northern Flicker
Pine Siskin  Pine Siskin
Red-Tailed Hawk  Red-tailed Hawk
Ring-necked Pheasant  Ring-necked Pheasant
Red-Winged Blackbird  Red-winged Blackbird
Sandhill Crane  Sandhill Crane
Swainson's Hawk  Swainson's Hawk
Western Kingbird  Western Kingbird
Western Meadowlark  Western Meadowlark
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Western Kingbird

These two Western Kingbirds didn't stop by my feeders but landed for a little then continued on.

The Western Kingbird is a large tyrant flycatcher, which are considered the largest family of birds on earth, with around 400 species. A conspicuous and aggressive bird of open country, the Western Kingbird is common throughout the western United States and southern Canada.
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