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Rare Long-tailed Duck at San Elijo Lagoon

The San Elijo Lagoon was quickly opened to tidal flow just before a major storm came through. Many more months of dredging need to happen, but for now the water level has dropped significantly and the tides can ebb and flow once again. One of the best sights was a female Long-tailed Duck (found by Yve Martin) that has been seen by many from throughout San Diego. This is a rare species in our area, far from its normal wintering grounds. Other birds making an appearance in this video include regularly seen American Coots, Belted Kingfishers, Snowy Egrest, and Pied-billed and Eared Grebes. Photos/video: Jane Mygatt Epidemic Sound: Sea Arc Eight by Franz Gordon To see more relaxing videos of the birds in the San Diego area, check out our latest playlist Celebrate Nature.    • Early Birds at Rancho Carrillo Trail (Carl...   Thanks for watching and please feel free to subscribe, like and comment. What a wonderful world of birds! And if inclined, please become a member of the Buena Vista Audubon Society in Oceanside, California (or your local Audubon/Bird Alliance). Birds need the help of conservation organizations that educate the public and preserve land for wildlife. https://bvaudubon.org. Thank you!