This is a remarkable document. I hope someone has the energy to keep it up to date. I also hope that Audubon, some day, will have a breeding bird roundup. With the rapid decline in biodiversity, it

Stuck at home with nothing to do? http://www.markeaton.org/sffo1/Breeding%20Ecology/San%20Francisco%20Breeding%20Bird%20Atlas.pdf Happy studying. Dominik Mosur San Francisco

Sorry, no more videos from me. Best.

Hi Mila, For the future, there are other sites where you can share videos of birds from outside SF. SFBIRDS is for observations within the City and County of San Francisco ONLY. Dominik

Hello, While we are spending so much time at home I thought I might share with you my old video. It was not filmed in California. I filmed it in Hawaii. At the beginning you will see white-tailed

Started a walking loop from my place in the outer Sunset at 7 a.m. Heading to Ocean Beach, up to and around Land's End/Fort Miley/Lincoln Park and down through west Golden Gate Park and back to my

Heading south over Middle Lake @ 10:40 Low in sky, head and tail white

Hi All, On Mar 25, an ALEUTIAN CACKLING GOOSE was at the east end of Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park. It was last seen near the "duck feeding"area, north of the Great Blue Heron nesting

The Northern Gannet is currently/was on view on the Farallon Web Cam as of 10:30 am. Identified by the shape all white back and when it spread its wings it had black wing tips which separates it from

Yesterday (Sunday, 3/22) morning I got out for my first seawatch in a while from the solitude of the south end of the Great Highway. Though winds were easterly, there was a decent migration movement

Thank you!

Other birds I hear are Black Phoebe, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, and Red-shouldered Hawk. -Melani King Pt. Richmond

I haven't reported in a while, partly for the obvious reason of limited birding, and partly because I've found nothing newsworthy when I did get out. Today was heading in the same direction until I

Hi, here's a video to share: https://youtu.be/Tj6a9R0PFCE Today I did see a Flicker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OpDqPhQvsQ Best wishes, Mila.

Also Northern Flicker, Stellar's and Scrub Jays, and Red-breasted Nuthatch.

Hooded Oriole in palms at Upton near Ft. Scott field and Wilson’s Warbler in community garden at end of Wisser ct. Good birding Chris & Carolyn

A WESTERN KINGBIRD perched on the top of an evergreen at the end of the cul-de-sac just south of the Battery this morning. A WILSON'S WARBLER was in the same area, and a WARBLING VIREO was in the

Seems to have lots of American robin in there. Donna Hayes

Hello. I wonder what birds he incorporates in this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CGvguSlvXU Thank you! Mila.

A nice male HOODED ORIOLE and a WILSON'S WARBLER were the only new migrants at Fort Mason today. The ORCHARD ORIOLE in the garden was a little bolder than yesterday. The WANDERING TATTLER was on the