Nothing to match the magnitude of yesterday's six (6!) rare species newly found in SF, but on our neighborhood walk this morning my wife and I saw or heard singles of Olive-sided Flycatcher,

Landed in northeast corner of garden just as rain stopped- then flew East.

Richard, I believe Ralph has it correct that it is Swainson's Thrush. Greg Budney

I’m guessing it’s the churr call of a Swainson’s Thrush but am looking forward to seeing other opinions. Ralph McKinnon SF

Will be interested in knowing what this is. Sounds very similar to what I heard in my yard today. Kim SF Be Kind. Lady Karma is Always Watching.

Hi all Earlier this evening I made it down to El Polin and, in the company of Connor Cochrane, whiffed on grosbeaks though there were multiple Swainson's Thrush, Scrub Jays, Song Sparrows and a bunch

A pair of Lawrence’s Goldfinches were seen 50 meters below the trees where the Yellow-throated Warbler was seen, in Phecalia plant. They soon left and circled north and where not refound. Good

Wow, that has to be the best yard-bird sighting anywhere of the current Shelter-in-Place era yet! Way to go Max and Marc! I’ll be looking out my window (two miles north) now. For the Peninsula

The Lara's saw it at San Jose Avenue and Goeth Street, right on the SF-San Mateo border. It was first spotted by Max's son, Marc. Good skywatching! Peter

Heads up, this morning I had a Yellow-throated Warbler singing a few houses away from my own. A nice song to hear from bed for sure! I was able to see it after a bit, but sadly I only have recordings

Just got a photo of a MIKI by Max Lara, taken at about 11:30 while looking for the ibis. Not sure where yet but near Lake Merced, I believe. Peter

A northeast vector will take them diagonally across the entire city. So if you can, look up and track these beauties and let the rest of us know about it pronto. This is the best possible use of cell

Lake Merced. about 31, but just flew NE

Typo — White-faced Ibis of course. Apologies.

At 7:50 am a flock of ~30 Glossy Ibis flew south past seawatch over the ocean then turned inland and flew east just north of Ft Funston towards Lake Merced. Keep your eyes open for these. Will get

From Birdcast: 17-19 May 2020 may provide opportunities to experience an interesting, and rare, shorebird event to the Pacific Coast of North America. An approaching strong storm system well timed to

Still here! Just sang again for a few minutes at around 15:45. Now quiet.

TELL IT TO STAY PUT

Still singing at lily pond at 1:15

Thanks Brian! The Parula was singing quite a bit when I arrived at 9:30 from trees on the hill above the south of the lake, then while foraging in the acacias above the west side, occasionally into