Sunday June 11 Quail Report from Strybing. Most of the quail were in the California Area there was a pair near the west-most oak. There was one male near the Succulent Garden and the remains of a

David Graves is trying to get a tree trimming policy adopted by the Commission on the Environment. The Commission and Rec and Park need to know that they are in violation of the law when they

Hi, I spent some time at Lake Merced yesterday, 6/11. Of the 6 Great Blue Heron nests it seems the young have fledged from 3 and are about ready to fly from the other 3. If they weren't lost,

Hey all for anyone not checking the tape, there was a singing male RB Grosbeak on the Mission Dolores Section of the ecology trail at the base of the Tenessee Hollow Watershed in the Presidio this

A first spring male Indigo Bunting was singing and calling at Glen Park this morning. I heard the bird from the main trail boardwalk, and followed the sound up the right side creek and willows,

There was a male Lazuli Bunting singing at the East Wash this morning, and an Ash-throated Flycatcher was at the West Wash. Stephen Stephen J. Davies San Francisco, CA Tel: 415 776-6321 Email:

A couple of late migrants this morning plus other usual suspects. Observations of local interest: Band-tailed Pigeon 3 Western Wood-Pewee 1 Warblers: Orange-crowned 1 Wilson's 2 Black-headed

At midday today, a Northern Parula was singing vigorously from trees at the extreme west end of the parking lot at the VA Hospital on Clement St. The bird was downslope a little way, close to the

To: All-Staff@... Subject: Luis Baptista From: Lynne LaCarrubba <llacarrubba@...> Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 16:12:23 -0700 Date: June 12 To: All Staff From: Pat

Can anyone elaborate on these birdbox directions? San Francisco County: --------------------- Today, June 13th, in Glen Park, a first-spring male INDIGO BUNTING was in the main riparian area past the

I had the pleasure of taking a course on birdsong from Luis. Not only could he whistle, but also recite poetry, reference classical and modern musical composition, discuss geography and wax

After hearing Paul's message I rushed up to the Mt. Arriving about 9:15 I found the Willow Flycatcher in the Ravine and the Ash-throated further down the tail on the north face of the Mt., near the

One of the great ones has died. Any body else notice the obit for Dr. Luis Baptista, man who whistled in all WC Sparrow dialects? Anybody know any details of why he died at only 59? ------- Local

This morning at Mt. Davidson I observed a singing 1st-spring male American Redstart between 7:30 and 8:00. I first heard it from the Ravine and subsequently located it in the eucalyptus canopy as it

Birded Lincoln Park for an hour this morning. At 8am, I heard a Willow Flycatcher singing at the West Wash, and soon found the bird in a bush close to the top of the wash, right behind the VA

Its one of Alans Hot DAys, popping pine cones and all. Put in a high pressure like this and watch those poor birds drop from the sky. Speaking of sky, Luis Baptista died of a Heart attack. It is a

The Northern Parula continues below the VA Hospital/Fort Miley. This afternoon at 6PM, the bird was east of the eastern end of the paved portion of the trail that starts at the Land's End parking

Am I the only one who's actually employed? :-( Good birding, Dan GASSTATION@... wrote:

Dan Murphy wrote: Hay Dan, Just be glad you wern't with me painting the outside of a house in the sun! I am glad to know people are finding birds, which bears out my theroy on hot weather fallout.

I had the male plus a female Parula that was foraging with it this morning around 7. Checked Mt. Davidson with Paul after 8: 6 Pac-slope flycatchers, 2 WW Peewees (1 singing the dawn song), 1