The GLAUCOUS GULL found by Peter Pyle 2 days ago flew into Sutro Baths a little after seven this morning and left about a half hour later. A BULLOCK'S ORIOLE continues at Fort Mason.

Hi folks, I found the gull when walking the coastal trail at Land's End at 8:45 this morning. It was on this rock with a couple western gulls: https://goo.gl/maps/qHB4HpWwfFRLQpUQ7

Nothing rare at Crissy this morning but was surprised to see over 200 Elegant Terns in the lagoon and on the sandbar - this is a big number for this late in the season ? Also seen were 15 Red-breasted

For what it's worth, it seems to be repeating a consistent pattern over the last 2 days: bathing at Sutro Baths, stationing at Seal Rocks (where he was briefly until it got flushed by a bunch of

Thanks for the heads-up. I arrived just in time to watch this beautiful gull take off from the beach near Fulton and fly lazily north along the beach and around the Cliff House presumably back to the

Currently at Ocean beach in a mixed flock at (37.7739390, -122.5120854). Relocated by Eli earlier this morning, bathing at Sutro Baths.

After examining photos by Rudy Wallen I (and Rudy) believe it to be 2nd cycle, not first cycle. I'll load my photos tonight or tomorrow (it seems eBird may be back up) to compare with the bird on

Sorry, to clarify, there’s only one, my bad. Oscar

Ok, then there are TWO glaucous Gulls, because I just “relocated” it at the end of Fulton! Oscar

Augie Kramer and I just located presumably the same 1c Glaucous Gull in w gull flock on ocean beach at cabrillo now. Logan

First cycle in bathing flock 08:00

Hi All, Today I spent from 7 until almost 1pm skywatching at the Battery Godfrey joined for whole time by Max Benningfield, Joachim Gonzalez, and Eddie “the Monsoon” Monson and for large periods

After leaving the battery crew this morning, I wandered around the Presidio, and along the bluffs west of Crissey, I was surprised to find a Cassin's Vireo. Seeing any vireo besides Hutton's at this

Today Jaime Chaves and I met up at lake Merced with Cedric and Jonah. We checked the number of spots in the morning with the highlights being a barn swallow at Fort Funston, at least for white bellied

Today I, as well as Jonah Benningfield and Oscar Moss checked a few spots around western SF in hopes of scoring winter rarities. We were mildly successful. I did a solo trip to the zoo for about an

While I'm no expert by any means - far from it. (first year birder). I'm posting additional photos and some links that I based my opinion on. It's a much more interesting and at times confusing topic

Agree with CITE. HY male by the looks of it

I posted photos on both the 8th and the 9th. I originally thought it was a Green-winged Teal until I captured these. https://ebird.org/checklist/S76000637 https://ebird.org/checklist/S76138158 David

Nico, Thanks, but I'm afraid that looks like a typical Cinnamon Teal to me. wrote: -- Joseph Morlan, Pacifica, CA

https://ebird.org/checklist/S76138158 -- Nico Stuurman