Hi all - Keith Hansen asked me to forward this link to his video of the mysterywarbler on outer Point Reyes last week: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVK2OWgm7LI There has been lots of lively opinion

Greetings Birders, The 1st year male Baltimore Oriole was in the tallest Eucalyptus NE of the tennis courts at 8:25 this morning. Good birding! David W. Nelson

The 1st year male Baltimore Oriole was in the tallest Eucalyptus NE of the tennis courts at 8:25 this morning. Good birding! David W. Nelson

Could be good flight on the hilltops/batteries again this morning, mixed thrush flocks moving over Twin Peaks. (3)male Tricolored Blackbirds in a Brewer's/starling flock near Sava Community Pool

I saw a dead Varied Thrush this afternoon on the south sidewalk of Sacramento Street between Battery and Sansome streets. It was up against a parking meter, which I'm guessing was the doing of

A male HOODED MERGANSER has returned to Crissy Lagoon, hanging out in the west end with Buffleheads (22), Ruddy Ducks (30) and Green-winged Teal (3). A female WOOD DUCK was at Mountain Lake in the

I went looking for the Harlequin that Alan reported a few days ago, and found instead a female type Long-tailed Duck in with scoters just west of Mile Rock, seen from the Camino Del Mar

Started the morning at the south end of Ocean Beach, later joined by Bob Gunderson. Two ANCIENT MURRELETS flying north were the best birds seen. A BONAPARTE'S GULL was in with a lot of SANDERLINGS

Didn't see it over the weekend, but I re-found the Oriole this morning in Lafayette Park - best (and easily) seen foraging in the flowering bushes between the tennis courts and condo. bldg., visible

While birding on the run this morning, observed a female or juvenile male Mandarin Duck at Stow Lake at the Boathouse, on the east side, among the Mallards. Linda Swanson

Thank you, Paul S., for reminding me that the Prairie Warbler was first definitively IDed on 11/3, not 11/1. Dominik

Hugh Cotter (present from before sunrise to ~ 11 a.m.), Jonah Benningfield, Alan Hopkins, Jim Lomax, Ken Schneider for shorter stints and myself (7a.m. - noon) took in the migrant flight from Battery

A WILSON'S WARBLER just prior to the start of the GGAS walk at Fort Mason was the best bird seen this morning. Five warbler species in all, including YELLOW-RUMPED, TOWNSEND'S, ORANGE-CROWNED and

I spent most of this morning - from about 7:15 to 10:45am - on a seawatch off Ocean Beach south of Sloat. Most of this was on my own, but I was joined for a time later by Paul Saraceni, as well as

Hi, I joined the ranger-led GGAS bird walk today that started at Hyde Street Pier and ended at the base of Black Point. The first sighting was a total surprise. I saw a bird sitting on a dock

This morning Hugh Cotter, Dominik Mosur and I sea-watched from the south end of the Great Highway, with all of us there for portions of 6:40-9:50 AM. Light NW winds, viewing conditions began marginal

Spotted the bird perched at the top of water level pole just south of the concrete bridge at Lake Merced at 4:30 pm, Nov. 14. Lee Guichan was able to get several excellent photos. I also saw two

Hi all, Did a little opportunistic birding around the city today. Started the morning with a brief seawatch from Sutro bathes from 7:00 to 7:40. Highlights included were 3 Parasitic Jaegers and 2

Have you guys ruled out Scott's Oriole? Tom Miko Claremont, LA County 909.241.3300 http://www.tgmiko.com On Nov 14, 2014 1:48 PM, "birdbright@... [SFBirds]" <SFBirds-noreply@...> wrote:

At about 4:30 pm today (Nov. 14), I re-found the Tropical Kingbird that I reported on Nov. 2 near the concrete bridge at Lake Merced. The bird was perched on top of the water level pole just south of