Hi Alex, The flamingo does not fit any of those criteria and should be reported for a complete checklist. It is a wild-type bird that is free flying. Those criteria refer to birds that are owned and c

Hi all, Sorry for the late report - there was a Palm Warbler at Hayward Regional Shoreline last night around 7pm. It was hanging on out the rocks at the north end of the bridge here (37.6378817, -122.

Fantastic! I've yet to pick out a Eurasian hen in the states. This male ended up being an intergrade - there was a faint, broken vertical white line visible when the bird moved into better light. Chec

Looking at a male Eurasian (Common) Teal on the mudflats in the NE corner of Albany Bulb right now. Frank Fogarty Arcata

Agreed with everything that's been said - this looks good for a hybrid. The black superciliary stripe behind the eye is nearly entirely infused with red on this bird which would be atypical for a pure

eBird protocol for most introduced species (with a handful of exceptions) is for reviewers to invalidate the record with the flag "introduced/exotic". This removes the records from all public output,

Hi birders, While scoping a trio of Snowy Plover at Arrowhead, Julia spotted a pair of Least Tern roosting together on the big gravel pile near the SE corner. Looks like a good nesting spot. Quite a b