Seems when I copied the species list, I may have left out a couple so here's the correct total list of species seen on the May 4th Audubon Pelagic Trip out of Fort Bragg Pacific Loons-100's Red-throat

May 4th Pelagic Trip out of Fort Bragg started out wet and cold, but turned into a sunny day as we headed out to sea. We went out 24 miles and the highlights of the trip included 2 LAYSAN ALBATROSS, R

At 2:30 this afternoon I located the LAGU on the trestle at Pudding Creek. I then drove down to the end of Glass Beach Drive and walked to the chain link barrier onto the trestle where the gull was on

This morning I had a CLAY-COLORED SPARROW in breeding plumage at my feeder in Little River. Charlene McAllister 937-4463

April 2, 2002, Dorothy Tobkin reports a LONG -TAILED DUCK near the SURF SCOTERS and couple of BLACK SCOTERS off Ward Avenue in Cleone. Also 4 RED-NECKED GREBES in beautiful breeding plumage. A BLACK-E

The Harris' Sparrow was still present in my yard this morning. The feeders are located on the ocean side of my house and are best seen from inside. Call 937-4463 for directions,or e-mail me and I will

At 4 p.m. today (Monday), a beautiful adult Harris' Sparrow visited a feeder in Little River Headlands. It was in with a White-throated, a Golden Crowned and numerous White Crowns. Charlene McAllister

SUMMER ICE Join Elizabeth "Buff" Corsi and her husband Gerald for a video trip to Antarctica when the Mendocino Coast Audubon Society meets on November 19 at 7 p.m. at Jug Handle Farms. For many years

A Clay Colored Sparrow showed up at my feeder in Little River Headlands today. It's in with a flock of White Crowns (including at least one Gambel's) and a couple of Golden Crowns. Charlene McAllister

At the west end of Spring Ranch (VanDamme State Park, Little River), Wednesday at about 4 p.m., I spotted a Franklin's Gull (probable) flying along the water at the edges of the cliffs. charmac@...

At 1l:45 a.m. today, there were 6 DUNLIN in breeding plumage on the beach at Ten Mile, about 0.5 mile south of the river. They were in with a group of Whimbrels and Long-billed Curlews.

There is a Black-legged Kittiwake on the beach at Van Damme. It is located on the west end of the beach where the trail goes up to Peterson Lane. The bird is badly oiled, but only on it's tail feather