Hi All- we were at home working on a project and had a Golden-crowned Kinglet come visit us on our silvertip maple tree. This is the first time we've seen one in our suburban yard! What a treat! It

Birders, Surprised to see at least six Greater White-fronted Geese at Oak Hill Park in Danville this afternoon (actually, just a few minutes ago). They're hanging out with the Canada Geese on the

Field trip with my 3rd grade daughter’s class. Highlight was an adult BALD EAGLE flying in circles fairly low over the ponds across the street from the visitor center slowly making its way east.

This morning, October 15, 2019, there was a White-throated Sparrow foraging along my driveway in my neighbor's mulch. It was keeping company with an Orange-crowned Warbler foraging in a salvia.

At fennel patch on west county landfill loop trail about 2/3 to 3/4 mile from lot. At fennel patch with the 'garbage ' sign go to next fennel patch at bend in trail. Brewer's sparrow was along edge of

Sunday. Brewers Sparrow continues at 37.961662, -122.389802.Also seen at original spot at corner by bench.The bird was refound by Jim Chiropolus and Derek Hines. Plus I think Jim. 1130am or so.It

Following up on Phred’s report, I hiked out along the loop trail that starts in the West County Landfill parking lot, and refound the Brewer’s Sparrow he reported. It was a bit west along the

This morning I found a family group -- two adults, two juveniles -- of Greater White-fronted Goose, plus a calling Red-breasted Nuthatch. John CantFremont

Hi all, This morning I had a Brewer’s Sparrow along the landfill loop trail. Just past a green info sign for “garbage mountain”, roughly here: 37.961710, -122.389530 The sparrow was working the

FOS sighting of a Common Poorwill on the upper Strawberry Canyon fire trail around 6AM this morning (10-11) It was perched on the bench that's at the beginning of the flat trail after climbing uphill.

This morning at Creekside Park there was an empid which I'm identifying as a Hammond's Flycatcher feeding in the trees lining the small open area across the creek from the playground area. The

Highlights at the nectar garden in Coyote Hills Regional Park this (10/10) afternoon: - Chestnut-sided Warbler (HY female) - Pacific Wren - White-throated Sparrow (continuing tan-striped) - Swainson's

Saw the first two Yellow-rumped Warblers of the season this morning, October 9, 2019, in my garden in Richmond, 600 block of 29th Street. They joined the small flock of White Crowned Sparrows who

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The immature male American Redstart continues at Pt Pinole in the regional park. Park in the atlas road entrance parking lot. Check park map at kiosk. Walk down Owl Alley which is a major gravel road

This morning we had a female Black-throated Gray, a female Townsend’s and a female Audubon’s Warbler come to our bird bath. Keep those bird baths full and with a dripper if possible. Good

Today we had a “Sooty” Fox Sparrow join the 12+ White-crowned Sparrows and a couple of Golden-crowned Sparrows in our yard. We first observed the bird this morning as it fed, and then watched it

This morning there was a late-migrating Warbling Vireo at our bird bath. Good birding, Paul Schorr Antioch

During a mid-day walk at Contra Loma R. P., we spotted a late-migrating Western Wood-Pewee and had excellent views as it was fly-catching. Other noteworthy birds were a Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Common

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