Red necked grebe at Lk Elizabeth east side of island 1230pm Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

HI Birders- Friday I drove up the Cushing Pkwy in Fremont on the way to work. I noticed gobs, a whole mess even, of birds on the NE side of the causeway where it crosses the fields/season wetlands. I

See forwarded message below Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

See forwarded messsge below. Also did not see a Ferrug. Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

See forwarded message below. Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

See forwarded message below Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

Hi Birders Driving out of Coyote Hills RP this afternoon around 2:30pm, I stopped just long enough to quickly check the flooded fields south of the entrance station. There were dozens of Lesser Yellow

Swamp sparrow seen at coyote hills by Kathy parker 130pm and me at 145pm. Previously described location, between DUST signpost and blue and white post Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

that would be a male Euro Wigeon

Hi Birders- Went to Coyote Hills RP before sunset today for a walk and hoping for a Short-eared Owl. At 4:15pm I found an adult Eurasian Wigeon. I was on the Chochenyo trail just east of the Lizard Ro

Quick stop at Coyote Hills before work today got one Golden-crowned Kinglet in front of visitors center in the big oak and a flying-away Northern Flicker with yellow shafts in Hoot Hollow. Dave Weber,

Bird was actually on east side of lot but it seems like south. Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone Dave Weber <dwbirdster@...> wrote:

Magnolia warbler is still at coyote hills. In fennel and trees south side of quarry parking lot around the trail sign with the dog-doo bags. Killer views at 20 ft. Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

Pine siskins continue at coyote hills butterfly garden 12:30pm Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

At least six Lesser Yellowlegs among many Greaters at DESFBNWR in Newark. In marsh near first gate along entrance road off Thornton. Dave Weber, Milpitas by phone

Hi Birders- I was also at Patterson this morning, twice. The ravine immediately uphill from the turnout at MP 6.21 was relatively quiet. Most activity was from the first windfarm entrance uphill from

Hi Birders- Was at Pacific Commons Linear Park in Fremont yesterday. Nothing unusual bird-wise. But while there, a small airplane, either a Piper Cub or an Aeronca of some type, came out of nowhere an

Hi Birders- This morning I followed up on the report by Kevin Hintsa, forwarded by Bob Richmond, of the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker at Sunol Regional Park. I followed the previously given excellent direc

This afternoon at Pacific Commons Linear Park in Fremont there were one each of Ross's Goose, Common Goldeneye, and Common Merganser on the west pond. An American Bittern was at the east pond. Dave We