This is our Coarsegold bird list.  Here's a video of a roadrunner on our deck.

Finches -- House, Purple, Cassin's, pine siskin (year-round)
Sparrows -- White Crowned, Golden Crowned (fall through spring)
Titmouse -- (common year-round)
White Breasted Nuthatch -- (common year-round)
Brown Creeper - (very shy)
Hermit Thrush -- (year-round)
Wren -- small (canyon?) (spring-early summer)
Junko -- (winter-spring)
Bush Tit -- (year-round)
Spotted towhee -- (late fall-spring)
Brown (California) Towhee -- (common year-round)
Quail, California -- (common year-round)
Scrub Jay -- (common year-round)
Steller's Jay -- (these co-habitate our bull pines with the scrub jays)
Hummingbirds -- (year-round, Anna's, Black Chin, Rufus)
Robbin -- (late winter to mid-summer)
Hawks -- Coopers, red-tail (others that need i.d.)
California Thrasher -- (year-round, these are our "mockingbirds")
Wood Duck -- (early spring-summer on pond below or waddling around in yard looking for crickets)
 

Mallard -- (early spring-summer until creek dries)
Coot -- (ditto)
Great Blue Heron -- (ditto)
Green Heron -- (ditto)
Belted Kingfisher -- (ditto)
Turkey Vulture -- (year-round, tend to circle dog while she's dozing)
Acorn woodpecker -- (year round, in our oaks mostly summer-fall)
Nutall's Woodpecker -- (spring-fall)
Common Flicker -- (year-round)
Red-naped Sapsucker -- (rarer, mostly spring)
Raven -- (year-round)
Screech Owl -- (year-round)
Vireo -- (mostly spring, need exact i.d.)
Cedar Waxwing -- (spring, early summer)
Warbler, Audubon (I think) -- (late winter-early summer)
Western Kingbird -- (year-round, more in late winter-spring)
Blackheaded Grossbeak -- (spring-summer,visits feeder)
Western Tananger -- (late winter-summer)
Western Bluebird -- (year-round, in our oaks mostly in winter)
Ash-throated flycatcher -- (spring-summer)
Yellow-rumped warbler -- (spring- early summer)
Lesser Goldfinch -- (year-round?)
Mourning dove -- (year-round)
Phainopepla -- (spring, eating toyon berries)
Bald Eagle -- (winter, soaring over Ecker Ranch)
Golden Eagle (many sightings, soaring over gun club)
(A good online source for California bird photos is the UC Berkeley collection.)