Both the Ash-throated Flycatchers and Willow Flycatcher here this morning, vocalizing. In the vegetated island on the hill that burned a year ago. North of the middle school track/playground.

Good Pileated pictures. No apologies necessary. Paul Devaney Winchester, MA

Adam’s Hooded Warbler continues at the rocked area about 1500’ north of concrete bridge. Lake Merced. (37.7138302, -122.4913181) It was singing when I arrived, though quiet now. Aaron Maizlish

Hi Birders, At least 3 Ash-throateds flycatching at the ebird location Middle School Canyon, adjacent to Vis Valley middle school. Also a weeting Willow Flycatcher and a Lark Sparrow. I’ve been

Vicens spotted it land between Hermit Rock and the engine block. Just at the surf line, see from the second overlook here: https://goo.gl/maps/1KNpMH3xAmx69jXP8 Rudy SF via Cher Ami

Another Hooded Warbler in SF, this one singing at the south end of Lake Merced, northwest of concrete bridge near the rock field. First detected singing, seen briefly, then moved off to the north,

Hi all, Saw a Pileated Woodpecker at El Polin today, around 11AM. https://ebird.org/checklist/S69851581 Actually, heard the cackling dude first, then saw him. He appeared as soon as I arrived,

Following the showers overnight and this morning I birded a few locations including Battery Godfrey and Lincoln Park/ Lands End . Battery Godfrey highlights included a calling Summer Tanager-

A 1st-spring male SUMMER TANAGER was observed today @ the north end of Ft. Scott in the Presidio, at least thru 1:00 PM. The tanager was making a circuit among the cypress trees

During our morning neighborhood walk, my wife and I watched an Ash-throated Flycatcher fly nearly the length of the park heading east and out of sight. A first for this site, and so close to making

Female type Summer Tanager calling at the X on Mt. Davidson Good Birding, Joachim Gonzalez

For summer tanager in Glen Canyon: 4/2/2018. 3/18/2019. Early January 2020.

Summer Tanagers have been visiting Glen Canyon Park off and on for years. Recently, a male bird has stayed for months starting from fall 2019 until spring 2020 and possibly beyond. For a detailed

I met up with Rachel Lawrence the last week of January this year to ogle at it. It had been there a couple of weeks before that. So safe to say most of January 2020. Ah, the good old days… P.S.

yes - thank you. I did mean summer tanager Pamela Llewellyn CPESC, QSD, QSP Stormwater Professional 510-316-8932

Pamela, There has been an adult male Summer Tanager at Glen Canyon Park for the last two winters. There were a few weeks in January where he was coming into a bee hive next to the trail to feed.

I assume you mean the adult male Summer Tanager that was there, not a Scarlet Tanager

Last year there was an adult male Scarlet tanager hanging out in Glen Canyon Park. He stayed for at least a couple of weeks. He was feeding on a bee hive. I can't find this information in eBird.

The CHESTNUT-SIDED WARBLER seen at Fort Mason this morning was an adult male in alternate plumage. It was first heard singing in a tree on the west side of the garden and then moved to the north side

Hi Birders, Continuing on and around the spit-rail fence along the trail and up to the crags above the dog park on the NW side. Thanks Dominik. Russ Bright SF