Hi all The Eastern phoebe was in the three small trees next to the lagoon near the marsh hawk picnic area about 10 am Tuesday the 27th. On the bay side looking toward the bridge was a female long

Last night walking to my car I saw a Tennessee warbler in the dense exotic evergreen deciduous trees by the Chevy's Restaurant by I80/Powell Street. I did not hear or see it this morning on my way

Today, Mar 26, there was a Pileated Woodpecker in my yard on Exeter Drive in the Oakland hills. This is only the second one I have had here in over 30 years. Additional birds in the yard today

Continues at Miller/Knox at 3:45 pm. Seen on Cypress about 20 ft. NE of trail where trail intersects with “Marsh Hawk” sign. Between pond and locked parking lot. -Colin Meusel Oakland CA

First the Nuttall's nest. Mom and dad are furiously busy trying to finish things up. A couple of pics of the female, one with wood chips flying about.

The original poster has already retracted the report on eBird.

Can someone check this out…. Common Eider (Somateria mollissima) (1) - Reported Mar 25, 2018 10:35 by Bill Reaume - San Leandro Marina, Alameda, California - Map:

I arrived at Miller/Knox at 1:30 and slowly walked to the 3 small trees at the lagoon. I first saw the phoebe in the middle tree at 1:35. It is now in the right most tree. Bob Richmond

Cricket and I explored Sycamore Grove today—oddly, neither of us had been there before. The weather was on-and-off drizzle and rain, but still wonderful! There was nothing unexpected, but plenty of

Today (Sat., March 24), we showed up at Miller Knox RS in Richmond too late for the Eastern Phoebe. But a RUDDY TURNSTONE at Ferry Point provided a consolation prize. It was in the rocks at low tide

From 9:30- 11:00, the Eastern Phoebe ranged over the area from upslope of the Railroad Museum to the edge of the parking lot across from it, to the small oaks along the main pond, About 15 birders

What a beautiful photo. Thank you for letting us know! You helped me realize that the long dead fennel seed stalks are perfect for such nest building since they are long and light, and easier for

A pair of Ospreys, probably the ones from last year, has begun repairs to the weather damaged nest from last year that is on a "tower" at the end of a protected jetty at the south end of Monarch

Today there was a FOS female Selasphorus Hummingbird at our feeder. Hope more are on their way. Good birding, Paul Schorr Antioch

Pardon if this is a duplicate. The first post not going through Still present this AM. Others were on it before I arrived around 11. It was in the middle of 3 small tree/shrubs next to the lagoon

Still present this AM. Others were on it before I arrived around 11. It was in the middle of 3 small tree/shrubs next to the lagoon Marsh Hawk picnic area. Later I found it in the pines adjacent to

HI all, The EASTERN PHOEBE continued at Miller Knox Reg Park today. It was found by one of the many birders present just past the Marsh Hawk picnic area in the 3 small conifers near the lagoon's

Yesterday, I saw a Common Loon in transitional breeding plumage at the southern end off Monarch Street in Alameda on the former Naval Air Station. Picture: https://bit.ly/2FZu5xH This is also the

I've withdrawn my former report of a white-winged dove in Livermore from yesterday. I think the report was accurate but not substantiated with enough evidence to justify the rare bird sighting. Next

Part 2, the male Nuttall's take the second shift to work on the nest. Yesterday (March 22) both male and female were at it continuously. https://youtu.be/tPejJ0PI3sE Marcus Pun Video Editor /