Keeps getting more active at Fort Mason - Today there were 7 WESTERN TANAGERS, 2 LAZULI BUNTINGS, 1 BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK, 2 WILSON'S WARBLERS, 1 TOWNSEND'S WARBLER, 2 YELLOW WARBLERS, 1 RED-BREASTED

No Swainy yet, but a Purple Martin just ripped by! Thanks Eddie Brian Fitch

Juv just headed north from Bernal towards protrero

I checked a number of sites this morning; Battery Godfrey, Ft Scott, the East Wash, and the plateau west of the Legion, with only the wash having anything much, which was surprising because so much

One, possibly two, headed north at about 8.13 -- Nico Stuurman

A male white-winged scoter was with the surf scoter raft around Mile Rock, seen off the Land’s End trail today. A couple of Wandering Tattlers remain cooperative seen from the parapet of the now

It seems like migrants have been very hard to come by at Lake Merced this spring so far; this weekend finally saw a few coming through including: Western Tanager, Warbling Vireo and Ash-throated

A small migrant push this morning at Fort Mason brought in an OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER, a CASSIN'S VIREO, a WARBLING VIREO, a LAZULI BUNTING and four WESTERN TANAGERS.

Turkey Vulture kettle of approx 6 above Twin Peaks heading NW 1050 may have had a Golden Eagle.

Hi all, This past week I have been birding Bernal as usual. Today I did a quick look around other spots on the east side of the city and saw a few migrants although no major push was occuring. Here

A “blue”grosbeak , hooded oriole, western bluebird gathering nesting materials were my highlights yesterday :) I also spotted one of the elusive common gallinules at Las Gallinas Happy

Dan, Thanks for the tip. Some photos from this morning: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/77797403 -- Joseph Morlan, Pacifica, CA

Even if you are not participating in Golden Gate Audubon's Christmas in May, you can help contribute towards Global Big Day tomorrow by going to your favorite birding spot. Last May 141 species were

I took advantage of the great weather and hit a number of spots this morning. I first worked the early shift at Mt. Davidson which had a grand total of 3 migrants - 1 male Hermit Warbler, 1 Lazuli

Just to clarify, my house is in bernal. Headed NW towards buena vista.

juv headed north from my house

Hi all - in my haste to report this I mistakenly said east rather than north hillside (Folsom St. bends around). the spot is very close to where Folsom ends and Bernal Heights Blvd.

Great finds, David! Eddie, your lists from Bernal are fantastic... Willow Flycatcher continues at the Potrero Hill Rec Center, currently in the eucs just meters south of the cement stairs/beginning of

Thanks for the tip. Here are a couple of shots from this morning: Ken Stampfer

I'd wager they're the ones you've been observing. Given they bred in SF last year, why not again in 21?