Pardon my type-o's. Of course, it should be BLUE-WINGED TEAL. Tracy Farrington Walnut Creek

Arrived around 8:45am, this morning, and soon located four BLUE-WINGE TEELS, one male, three females; and one CLAPPER RAIL bathing in the open at the edge of the reeds just a bit east of the wooden

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RTP still here 10:15 am Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone Steven Tucker <talkingtrees80@...> wrote:

During my Palo Alto Adult School birding class field trip to Hayward Shoreline, Caroline Lambert and Brooke Miller photographed male WESTERN and female CLARK'S GREBES interacting. Caroline's sequence

Here now next to Arrowhead Marsh. Steve Tucker Oakland

A very birdy Saturday morning at the UC Botannical Garden--a flock of 9 or so Pygmy Nuthatches near the herb garden on the edge of the New England area, AND Townsend's Warblers, Flickers, Bushtits,

I am not sure how relevant this record is for your spring/summer observations but I heard a singing Black Rail in Alviso on 12 September 2008 which very much surprised me. John

Bob Toleno and I birded Arrowhead Marsh this afternoon, where we were thrilled to discover a single RED-THROATED PIPIT foraging with about seven American Pipits. All of the pipits were on the short

Today while kayaking from Richmond Marina around Brooks Island, we spotted 5 Black Brant on the north side of the spit that extends from the island. Chris Bard Alameda

After birding Hayward Shoreline in the morning my Palo Alto Adult School birding class visited Coyote Hills for an afternoon of birding. The Sage Thrasher seems to have moved on, but we did relocate

I led my Palo Alto Adult School birding class to Hayward Shoreline, specifically Mount Trashmore, in search of Longspurs... Well, that didn't have the desired results, but we had some great birds

Today Oct 19, Jerry Ting and I led an Ohlone Audubon Field Trip at Coyote Hills RP. The morning started out with the Tule fog just lifting off the dry marsh and then a very sunny pleasant day. Around

The mudflats surrounding Doolittle Pond (MLK Shoreline) were very exposed by a low tide late in the afternoon yesterday. It brought in the "usual suspects" including about five Black-crowned Night

Folks: In June and July of 2013, we encountered multiple calling Black Rails along Alviso and Artesian sloughs near Alviso. These records, as far as I knew at the time, were the first in a hundred

Yes, I saw a Wilson's in my back yard 3 days ago. Barbara Quein Albany/North Berkeley Sent from my iPod

Sorry, forgot to sign per the rules-Anthony FisherOakland

...drinking from the cattle pond, Whipsnake trail. Also, exquisite immature Golden Eagle and two Prairie Falcons soaring about.

On Friday Oct. 18 I saw two peregrines roosting on the Kaiser sign on the northerly side of the Kaiser Center. First saw them around noon and they stayed there for around two hours. A J Burgess