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A Natural Beauty

Bodega Bay, sandwiched between ocean and hills, is among the American Bird Conservancy’s 500 "globally important bird areas."

Bodega Bay, sandwiched between ocean and hills, is among the American Bird Conservancy’s 500 “globally important bird areas.”  (Luis Sinco / LAT)

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Colorful finds

Lewis Edmondson bird-watches at Bodega Harbor. He compares spotting a rare species to finding an Easter egg.  (Luis Sinco / LAT)

Rugged beauty

Hikers traverse the bluff at Bodega Head. Tourist venues in town are limited; the area’s real attraction is the spectacular coastline.  (Luis Sinco / LAT)

Not for the phobic

The only major site that remains from “The Birds” is the 1873 schoolhouse where children were attacked by a flock of crows.  (Luis Sinco / LAT)

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Sighting

The yellow-rumped warbler is one of Bodega Bay’s scores of bird varieties; last year’s annual Christmas count turned up 173 species.  (Luis Sinco / LAT)

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