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Birds of the California Delta
Osprey on the Carquinez Strait with a Striped Bass in its sharp talons
About Birds of the California Delta; Photography by Tim Seay
About Tim Seay
Beauty is Everywhere
Beauty is Everywhere
I have been passionate about photography ever since my high school days in Hillsboro, Oregon. Back then, it was all about sports and news events. These days, I love photographing birds in their environment. It's my passion in life.
Beauty is Everywhere
Beauty is Everywhere
Beauty is Everywhere
Wildlife photography has helped me reconnect with nature. It has also made me appreciate life and all the beauty it has to offer.
My Mission
Beauty is Everywhere
My Mission
Over the next year, I will be traveling around the California Delta to photograph birds of all kinds. From Red-tailed Hawks, to Song Sparrows. From Sandhill Cranes to Osprey and
everything in between.
Amazing birds of Mt. Wanda
The Acorn Woodpeckers (Melanerpes formicivorus)
Acorn Woodpeckers on one of the many granary trees on Mt. Wanda in Martinez. These busy birds live in large groups, hoarding acorns and wedging them into holes for later use. Their unique "waka-waka" call can be heard quite often on the trails of Mt. Wanda.
Great Egret
Great Egret (Ardea alba)
Great Egret taking flight at McNabney Marsh, with Snowy egrets below. The Great Egret is a long-legged wading bird with a long S-curved neck and dagger-like bill. They are extremely patient and persistent when hunting for fish and small rodents. The wing-span of an adult is between 51.6 - 57.1 inches.