The snow bunting is still present, feeding mostly at the edges of the roads near the picnic table and on the cliff. I was there on Saturday from 12:15- 1:30. It seems that if you just wait long enough

I was alerted by two birders—Rachel and Yvette—that they had seen a Tennessee Warbler in the Rose Memorial Cemetery. I did refind it in the biggest banksia. We can hope it likes the banksias enough to

Snow Bunting present through 5:15 pm today-Thursday. Noyo Headlands Park, seen at the two picnic tables 250 yds west of the parking lot on West Cypress. RHA

SNBU is still near the picnic table about 200 yds west of the Noyo Headlands Park parking lot (north side of Noyo Bay). 10:15 Wednesday morning. RHA

Photos of the Snow Bunting added to the eBird list: https://ebird.org/checklist/S121715079 Great bird found by Chris Lamoureux. First SNBU in Mendo since 2015. And, I think it is the first this year i

Regarding location of the Snow Bunting: Noyo Headlands Park is the area of the old mill site that surrounds the old Mill airstrip. The parking area is west on Cypress street (west from Taco Bell). Go

The Snow Bunting still here. Next to the punch bowl on the ocean side. RHA

Chris L. Found a Snow Bunting on the Noyo Headlands Park trail just west of the parking lot about 11 am today. Roger Adamson for Chris Lamoureux

The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker is still in Rose Memorial Cem 8 days after first report. So, it may stay for the season. It frequents the banksias and was seen today in the largest (westmost) two trees a

10/24/22 Hi All, The past couple of days Greater White-fronted Geese have been bathing in the Gualala River. And yesterday the female Bald Eagle was seen with her mate at the river, the first sighting

Not one, but three Tropical Kingbirds at the Caspar Pond this afternoon (Wednesday). Roger Adamson Fort Bragg

Ebird has them listed as Rare, but there is a pair of Caspian Terns currently hunting at the lake. I just watched them work the north end from Swimmers Beach area to Vinegar Point for a bit, then they

Chris Lamoureux reports that the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker has returned to Rose Memorial Cemetery in Fort Bragg. RHA

Seen on river side of trestle at 12:50 Monday morning, 16 swimming/foraging Greater White-Fronted Geese.

16 October 2022 While driving from Philo to Elk we saw a lone Sooty Grouse on the side of the road. It flew off when I stopped. This was about two miles west of Signal Ridge. About two weeks ago some

11 October 2022 (sorry for the late report) - There was a single Cackling Goose and a juvenile Greater White-fronted Goose foraging in the grass just north of the parking lot at Van Damme State Park.

10/10/22 Anchor Bay This sighting is from two weeks ago. It took a lot of experts to weigh in, including Diane Hichwa and Rich Trissel, and Jim Weigand. It was seen two weeks ago at the Gualala River

This morning about 10 o'clock we saw our first Fall White-tailed Kite on the east side of the south end of the Willits Bypass. They seem to like the Little Lake Valley fall through late spring. Luck!

Good morning, Yesterday evening, October 3 at 5:15p, there was a female ORCHARD ORIOLE on our property. I will post photos later this morning. I will be looking all day today to see if it returns and,

Mark your calendar: The Fort Bragg Christmas Bird Count will be held on Monday December 19. No decision has been made about a Count Dinner yet. I favor holding one, but will wait and see how things wo