On the flowering tree on the north side.

A Blackpoll Warbler was in the flowering tree at the north end of North Lake in GG Park a little while ago. It fed briefly, flew to an adjacent redwood, then took off west across the road and into

Since I haven't seen any reports today, I'll mention that the Tennessee Warbler was already being viewed when I showed up mid-morning, where Adi found it yesterday. The bird eventually returned to

Least Flycatcher continues in the East Wash, seen and heard a little lower into the ravine from the center landing area. Thanks Brian, awesome find! Whitney

The Parula was still in the willows at the Harding Park Golf Entrance this morning, Hugh

At the top of the East Wash, north of the Legion of Honor, in fennel by golf course, calling a lot. Brian Fitch

Hi all, This afternoon, Augie Kramer and I were visiting a friend living in the apartments overlooking the golf course off of John Muir Dr., near Vista Grande canal, and from their balcony we heard a

Sorry for spelling check Adi Rao and coffeeberry

Adult Rao refound Tennessee and prairie at bottom of steps below nursery. Tennessee very interested in cider berry north of steps Rachel

Hi all, The male Summer Tanager found by Nina Bai is continuing on the north side of Lily pond(see pin). Seen 5 minutes ago on small path that runs along the fence behind the pond. Flew north west

Seen from chairs behind nursery in tall Alder tree at (37.8003354, -122.4713199). Sometimes with Prairie Warbler. -- Nina Bai San Francisco

Still present by tennis courts and redwoods, calling from elderberry Josiah Clark | Habitat Potential | Consulting Ecologist | 415.317.3978 License

Right now (10:10-10:25) watching a PRAIRIE WARBLER north of the Dragonfly Creek bridge around the nursery enclosure. It’s chipping and flying about and perching on coyote bush and scrub. Different

A flock of 14 possible Red Knots were observed circling over Lake Merced over the concrete bridge, headed south at 7:45 am. Poor BOC photos- not able to upload photos until later. Whitney Grover,

Looped Eastern Golden Gate Park. -Yellow warbler, Townsend's warbler, Oak Woodlands -Empid, Warbling Vireo in oaks at the handball courts -Female Lazuli Buntings eating native needle grass in the CA

At around 3.30 pm.  Heard tu-tu-tu call.  Lone bird. Best, Nico

Seems to have different feathering, so a different Phainopepla. Another nice find. cheers -Rudy SF

I saw this bird at the Botanical Garden (Children Area) on Wed. is that it ? Sent from Mail for Windows

Nice find Daniel! The city is suddenly popping with migrants. Hope this isn’t too far off-topic. That guy might have been looking for a place to release a Common Quail, as opposed to one of our

Hey Folks and Adam, sorry I was a bit imprecise. Males can have white edging (which wears off, like with fresh Starlings) but it's the color. In males the feathers come in black and in stark contrast