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Locations in San Joaquin County, California

Species in San Joaquin County

Common Species in San Joaquin County

Showing 15 most frequently observed species out of 100 total documented species.

Cygnus columbianus

Cygnus columbianus

whistling swan

Very Common69 obs.
Ardea alba

Ardea alba

Great Egret

Very Common68 obs.
Branta hutchinsii

Branta hutchinsii

hutchins’s canada goose

Very Common63 obs.
Buteo jamaicensis

Buteo jamaicensis

Red-tailed Hawk

Very Common42 obs.
Ardea herodias

Ardea herodias

Great Blue Heron

Common40 obs.
Egretta thula

Egretta thula

Snowy Egret

Common38 obs.
Zonotrichia leucophrys

Zonotrichia leucophrys

white-crowned sparrow

Common34 obs.
Pseudacris regilla

Pseudacris regilla

Pacific chorus frog

Common33 obs.
Falco sparverius

Falco sparverius

American Kestrel

Occasional33 obs.
Branta canadensis

Branta canadensis

Canada goose

Occasional29 obs.
Setophaga coronata

Setophaga coronata

Myrtle Warbler

Occasional27 obs.
Haemorhous mexicanus

Haemorhous mexicanus

House Finch

Occasional26 obs.
Mimus polyglottos

Mimus polyglottos

Northern Mockingbird

Occasional24 obs.
Fulica americana

Fulica americana

American Coot

Rare23 obs.
Sceloporus occidentalis

Sceloporus occidentalis

Pacific blue-bellied lizard

Rare23 obs.

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Natural Areas & Wildlife Locations in San Joaquin County

Explore 70 documented locations in San Joaquin County, California. Each area offers unique wildlife viewing opportunities with varying biodiversity levels.

🌿 High Biodiversity Hotspots (2 locations)

Stockton

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

San Joaquin County

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

🦅 Wildlife Viewing Areas (4 locations)

Lodi

A productive wildlife area hosting 86 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking diverse wildlife experiences.

86
species

Lathrop

A productive wildlife area hosting 69 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking diverse wildlife experiences.

69
species

Pixey Slough

A productive wildlife area hosting 58 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking diverse wildlife experiences.

58
species

Tracy

A productive wildlife area hosting 35 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking focused wildlife experiences.

35
species

🌱 Emerging & Specialized Areas (9 locations)

Morada

A specialized habitat with 12 documented species. Perfect for targeted wildlife observation and unique ecosystem exploration.

12
species

Mosher Slough

An emerging wildlife area with 9 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

9
species

South Woodbridge

An emerging wildlife area with 4 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

4
species

Pixey Slough

An emerging wildlife area with 3 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

3
species

Manteca

An emerging wildlife area with 2 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

2
species

San Joaquin River

An emerging wildlife area with 2 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

2
species

Farmington

An emerging wildlife area with 1 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

1
species

Country Club

An emerging wildlife area with 1 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

1
species

North Woodbridge

An emerging wildlife area with 1 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

1
species

📍 Additional Locations (55 locations)

Crystal Lake

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Echo Lake

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Five Mile Slough

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Florence Lake

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Lake Lincoln

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Lake Somerston

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Lake Venezia

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Mallard Lake

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Meadow Lake

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Mokelumne River

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Mormon Slough

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Mormon Slough

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North Lake

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Quail Lake

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San Joaquin River

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Stockton Diverting Canal

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Storm Drainage

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Storm Drainage

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Storm Drainage

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Storm Drainage

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Storm Drainage

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Storm Pond

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Tom Paine Slough

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Tom Paine Slough

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Tom Paine Slough

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Tom Paine Slough

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Treatment Pond

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Treatment Pond

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Treatment Pond

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Escalon

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Atherton Island

Near Stockton
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McDonald Island

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Shenkel Island

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Woodward Island

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French Camp

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Linden

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Garden Acres

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Kennedy

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Taft Mosswood

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Oakwood Lake

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August

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About Wildlife Data

Species counts represent documented wildlife observations from citizen science contributions. Higher counts often indicate areas with diverse habitats, active monitoring, or significant ecological importance. Each location offers unique opportunities to connect with San Joaquin County's natural heritage.

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