Hi Birders, The Indigo Bunting originally found by Ben and Teresa made a brief singing appearance on the low snag in the ravine NE of the Upper Reservoir about 10:50 this morning. Russ

Showed this morning in gulch below pond for 30 seconds then flew off Sent from my iPhone

Hello, Hope this reaches the right party. I just joined. On Monday, May 17th, I saw a Green Heron at Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park, SF. I was at the southwest part of the Lake when the heron caught my

Apologies for multiple emails, insufficient caffeine this morning. He’s also singing up a storm so that can help locate him.

I meant to add, thank you for the fantastic directions Ben and Teresa!!

I think Jennifer sent a blast via telegram, but if you didn’t receive it, she, Pete, and I all saw the Indigo Bunting this morning in the same location as Ben and Teresa. He currently flew south

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This morning I met up with David Assmann and birded at El Polln spring for a few minutes before he had to leave. We chatted a bit about the Pacific Swift that I saw yesterday and noted in my eBird

Found by Ben Dudek and Teresa Ely, continues in same spot this morning

Hello all, It was a great day out, well it was crappy weather on the way out, but we were able to get the weather behind us after beating into the weather for a while; wind also dropped by about

Teresa and I were excited to find an adult male Indigo Bunting near the Upper Reservoir at McLaren Park this evening. The bird was very active foraging in a stand of poison hemlock in the shallow

The Blue-winged Teal were on the Lilly Pond in Golden Gate Park this morning at 9am Alan S. Hopkins San Francisco, CA Link to art website

Redhead pair continuing at 5:15. Now looking at the previously reported White-tailed Kite, currently perched on top of a cypress right across from the Lakewood Apartments, a bit south from the gun

There is a male wood duck at concrete bridge, impound.

No Wagtail found at reported spots. -MC-- Mike Carozza 914-475-9355

Great find thanks Yvette! The male in breeding continues south of the concrete bridge, currently in the middle of the water.

Male wood duck at concrete bridge, impound

Redheads below la Mesa now. Visible from wooden bridge but scope very helpful as quite distant. Steve -- Steve Schulz San Francisco

Hi all - I've been asked by several of you about the subspecies/age/sex of the wagtail present yesterday in Quartermaster Reach. I had designated it an adult female lugens ("Black-backed Wagtail," a

Continuing 05.16 1130am. Thanks! R