Hello Mendobirders, Just a brief report on the Ukiah Sewage Treatment Plant for midday Sunday 8/10. There were 4 species of swallows flying; Violet-green, Tree, Northern Rough-legged and Barn. One

The Hooded Orioles are still nesting at 501 Sherry St. in Ukiah. This is the third brood this season, and the third nest built in the same palm tree. Paul Hawks

There are still spaces available for the Mendocino Coast Audubon Society Fall Pelagic Trip on Saturday September 13th from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. To reserve your space, send $60.00 to MCAS, 18214 N.

Hi everyone. I went back to the Ukiah Sewage Treatment Plant today, to see if any new birds had come in. A few have, including what was probably a juvenile SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPER. I first saw it at

My Aunt and Uncle and I birded the Ukiah Sewage Treatment Plant early this afternoon. We observed a few interesting birds, including a WILLET, an EARED GREBE still mostly in alternate plumage, and

Haven't seen this report on email yet...so am relaying the message that Alan Barron and Marshall Iliff found a Common Black-headed Gull at Lake Earl (in Del Norte County). It was discovered yesterday

Austin Booth, my Aunt and Uncle and I visited the USTP this afternoon, where we met Vishnu. We also saw the WILSON'S PHALEROPES in the central pond, but no Dowitchers. On the northern pond Austin

Greeting Mendobirders: I birded the Ukiah Sewage Treatment Plant this morning (8/2) and there was quite a bit of activity out there. I saw 6 WILSON'S PHALAROPES on the middle pond on the exposed

Yesterday I spotted an Osprey nest that I can't believe I missed before. It is in the top of a high voltage pole right where Marina Drive turns off Highway 20 to go down to the north shore of Lake

Of local interest were 2 Marbled Godwits seen in flight over Clear Lake from Lakeside County Park this morning. This is the 3rd "summer" record and the second earliest arrival date for this rare Fall

My Dad and I birded along the coast today. Our first stop was the Garcia River mouth, where a number of returning Shorebirds were present. Although most of the peeps were along the far shore and

Toby Tobkin reported good looks at a LEAST TERN this morning at Virgin Creek Beach. This is a first county record. She noted that it flew in to the beach and hopped around for a bit before flying

Larry Knowles and I saw 7-8 purple martins soaring around over the Eel River about 1/2 mile upstream from Hearst. Also saw a bald eagle. Kate Marianchild

Howdy, I put the newly updated Trinity County Birdlist on my website at http://www.cal.net/~ani/california_county_birding.htm Please feel free to download, copy, send to friends! Get the word out

Birders, Sorry, but apparently you can not send a file via a mailing list as I attempted. If you would like a copy of the Trinity County Checklist, let me know and I will email you one. Some of you

Birders, Here is the latest version of the Trinity County bird checklist in .pdf format. (See attached file: TRI_Co.pdf) Enjoy, John Hunter

My Dad, Uncle and I went birding at the Ukiah Sewage Treatment Plant today. Shorebirds were limited to 9 LEAST SANDPIPERS, 1 WESTERN SANDPIPER and some KIlLDEER, all at the west end of the northern

Sunday 06 July 2003 - Janet King reports an adult male Rufous Hummingbird visiting her feeder. Bob Keiffer also saw one the same day in Lake County. Robert J. Keiffer Principal Supt. of

Thursday, 03 July, 2003 This is from the Northern Calif. bird Box posting: On July 3, an adult male ROSE-BREASTED GROSBEAK was seen in a little drainage just west of Verde Drive in north

Morning: The ridge loop from Covelo to Lake Pillsbury delivered most of the target birds with the Spruce Grove being the best location. Highlights: Green-tailed towhees at Grizzly Flat and Spruce