With the return of cooler temperatures and an onshore breeze, it looks like most of yesterdays migrants moved out of here. The Northern Parula is still here however - it was singing conspicuously

I believe that N. Parulas have nested in Marin and possibly along Gazos Creek Rd. in San Mateo Co. I believe Parulas are dependent on �Spanish Moss� hanging from the trees � a habitat

The Wood Duck was still at North Lake. A year bird for me. Alan

I suspected this too. Didn't Parulas nest out on Pt Reyes some years ago?

"Stephen J. Davies" wrote: Way out of their current range, I'd guess. I don't have Grinnell and Miller here, but I think NOPA historic range was well up the coast, much farther than they did

Hiked the riparian corridor of Glen Canyon in the heat of late morning wednesday, pines popping, birds panting and hanging out in family groups right down at the water. Observed parents with

Hugh, Dan, Alan, anybody: are the baby Ruddy Ducks at south Merced worthy of some kind of write-up? would it be worth "North American Birds" for example?

I thought small numbers of RUDU breed in various locations in the Bay Area. Mark Harry Fuller wrote: -- Mark Eaton mailto:mweaton@... SFBirds Web Page

Harry, I think the Ruddies are worth writing up � even if they don't make it in N. American Birds. Alan

Hi Harry, I think we have old records for Ruddy Ducks reproducing at LM. I don't think it should be a NABirds report, but I do think this is just what should be in the Gull. It's incredible how

This morning at 805Am, There was a singing male Hooded warbler at Mt Davidson. From the intersections of Dalewood and Lansdale, Take the trail up the hillside, listen for the bird on the left near the

Nice day in South Bay today: Many Curlew and Willet at Palo Alto Baylands, nesting Stilt and Avocet Kites, Harrier, Marsh Wrens At Charleston Slough: Pintails (>5), Ruddy Ducks, many Les Scaup, one Bl

On Saturday June 15, I visited Fort Funston to check the quail. I was I got to the restoration/quail area at about 9 and it took over a hour to see or hear any quail. I was about to give up when a

San Francisco Birders: Thanks to those who replied to my RFI. Unfortunately I had little time to follow up on all the locations. I tried to track down Calvin Lou's Hooded Warbler but struck

I visited Strybing Arboretum this morning and did not see or hear any quail. I did see an imm. Red-tail dive-bombing a Great Blue Heron, and an imm. Cooper's Hawk going after the Starlings in the

Alan, Seems you might be out of luck in your hopes for Cooper's Hawk. I heard about yet another possible nesting pair on Sunday. Seems they're being seen with some regularity at Buena Vista Park.

Hi All, I just got a call from Dan Murphy who asked that I relay the following: ( or at least I volunteered to do so) Today he got a call from Ed Ely who told him of a Least Tern on the beach at the