Helping Our Peninsula's Environment

Rare and Imperiled Native Air Animals (Birds, Bees and Butterflies) of Our Monterey Peninsula

Forest Birds

Shore Birds

Condor VWS DescriptionCondor 2

Condor 3 Condor 4 USGS

No-Lead Bullets

Marbled Murrelet

Description

(Overview by US-Fish & Wildlife Service in Federal Register)

California Spotted Owl
Spotted Owl USGS Spotted Owl

Snowy Plover USGS

Western Snowy Plover

Bald Eagle

Golden Eagle Golden Eagle

Western Goshawk Northern Goshawk

Swainson's Hawk

Peregrine Falcon Peregrine Falcon

California Least Tern

California Least Tern

Cooper's Hawk Cooper's Hawk

Least Bell'sVireo

Burrowing Owl Burrowing Owl Burrowing Owl

Brown Pelican Brown Pelican

Northern Harrier Northern Harrier

Bank Swallow

California Clapper Rail

Short-Tailed Albatross

Sharp Shinned Hawk

Merlin

Western Flycatcher

OspreyOsprey

Bird Range Maps

Other Beloved Local Birds

Acorn Woodpecker

Hairy Woodpecker Hairy Woodpecker

Red-Tailed Hawk

Turkey Vulture

Ferruginous Hawk

Red Shouldered Hawk Red Shouldered Hawk

Great Horned Owl Great Horned Owl AltGreat Horned Owl Ecology

Snowy Egret Snowy Egret

Northern Saw-Whet Owl

Allen's Hummingbird

Bell's Vireo

Violet-Green Swallow

Pygmy Nuthatch

Bank Swallow

Northern Pygmy Owl

Varied Thrush

Great Blue Heron

Native Local Imperiled Butterflies & Bees

Monarch Butterfly Two

Smith's Blue Butterfly-Overview Smith's Blue Butterfly

Bay Checkerspot Butterfly

Butterflies of Monterey County (USGS)

Honey Bees  Bee Benefits

Land Animals

Water Animals

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This Page Last Updated May 2 , 2004