I would love to 'tune in' to the May 17th program. Can you send contact information? Thanks, Dave! Linda. On 4/11/2022 8:07 PM, Dave Bengston via groups.io wrote:

And Vishnu’s post is a nice segue into the Peregrine Audubon’s Program for May 17. We will have Tiana Williams-Claussen, the Director of the Yurok Condor Restoration program as our speaker for

OK, this post is not about a "Mendobird", mea culpa, but, God willing, one day some of these guys may glide over the border and grace us here with their presence. You may already know that the

Well, over the past three weeks the birds have sure been active here. Everytime I am outdoors, even in town, birds are everywhere! I wanted to note that acorn woodpeckers have arrived in my

I found a Pectoral Sandpiper from the Ten Mile River bridge. It was just east of the south end of the bridge. We see these regularly Aug-Sep, but it’s unusual in spring. RHA

6 April 2022 - This morning I finally heard my first Wilson's Warbler of spring, singing from a riparian zone. Been waiting for these guys. Pacific-slope Flycatchers arrived last week.

A Yellow-bellied Sapsucker in Rose Memorial Cemetery in Fort Bragg at 9:30 am on Saturday, March 26, 2022. The bird was working the western most Banksias. Roger Foote Ukiah

Chris L today reported to me that there is a female Hooded Oriole at Rose Memorial Cem in Fort Bragg. Also, there is a possible Orchard Oriole, also female, at MacKerricher near the little

3/14/22 Hi All, Yesterday I heard Osprey calls in the air. And in the afternoon I saw the female had returned. The Osprey pair were in the nest, working on it. This is the nest I watch through

I saw two circling above Caspar Pond on March 2nd. Since then, I have been seeing more and more and today, as at your place, they are circling and calling above my house north of Fort Bragg. Nice

Flying and chattering above our yard today. Erica Fielder ******************************************* Erica Fielder efielder@... 707-671-4072 See unique interpretive displays on our new

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3/6/22 And just now, I looked through my spotting scope and there was an osprey perched on the nest my husband and I have watched through the years here in Anchor Bay. So, a returning male, it sure

I saw Violet-green Swallows at Caspar Pond last week as well as the Enchanted Forest Trail this morning with Kent Leland and Shannon Underhill Lisa D Walker-Roseman, Fort

3/6/22 Hi All, Two Gualala residents report seeing an Osprey yesterday at Cooks Beach, March 5, 2022. Also, the first Violet-green swallows arrived in Timber Cove (I know, that’s Sonoma county)

There's an article on carotenism in Purple Finches,

Hi Folks - Our long haul trucker Rufous is here today, visiting his pit stop, doing his best to avoid being attacked by the mob of Anna’s. They seem to seriously dislike the color orange. Kitty &

Hi again, all.... first, thanks to Joe Morlan about the correct ID of the American Pipit sub-group? race? I just call them 'forms' for my own notes. On to Whimbrels... Is it just me, or does it

Hi Lisa, This looks more like /A. r. pacificus/ to me. Very gray with underparts more spotted than streaked. Not /japonicua/ which looks much different. Great photos! Forestwalker)"

Hi, all! American Pipits fascinate me. Today, I got some photos of a different-looking American Pipit (its calls were definitely American-sounding). Instead of the warm tones of the Rubescens form,