An ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHER vocalized in the Battery this morning, making its distinctive calls. A WESTERN WOOD PEWEE was also in the Battery, although it did not stay as long as the Ash-Throated.

Eastern Kingbird high in euc. Above stone bridge over Dragonfly Creek at Kobbe and Upton in Presidio. Calvin Lou SF Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

continues at Dragonfly Creek

Eastern kingbird still at dragonfly creek presidio Brian fitch

Thanks to a tip from David Tomb and Oscar Moss, I saw the Baltimore Oriole at 6:35pm, in the large Eucalyptus tree at the 1218 Bldg., Upton Ave., and also in the second Euc., across the driveway

With Lee Hong-Chang, David Tomb, Cliff Yap. Eastern Kingbird on the euc at Dragonfly Creek. Oscar

The Blue Grosbeak continues at 3pm in the same location seen earlier today. I was here for 5 minutes before it came out into the open. Lovely sunny day, making for great views. Stayed out for 10

Thelast two mornings I’ve been checking the Farallon Cam. This morning there waswhat I believe was a Magnolia Warbler and what I think was a Pewee. Yesterdaythere was a bird that I thought was a

Me and Max have refound Mark Dettling’s BAOR at (37.7998, -122.4728)

Hey folks, message relay for Mark Dettling: Baltimore Oriole (Icterus galbula) (1) - Reported Jun 03, 2019 09:50 by Mark Dettling - Dragonfly Creek - BAOR, San Francisco, California - Map:

The Blue Grosbeak flew into the reported location, as described by Dan Scali, from the south at 10:34 a.m. Was not present earlier. Calling chip notes and feeding on the grass seed. Linda

Lucky Daniel - he arrived just after the Blue Grosbeak popped out into the open. Cliff Y had been following the bird for perhaps two hours when I arrived at about 5:15, and a few other observers came

Glad the Blue Grosbeak continued at Corona Heights Park where I found it early this morning. Corona Heights is one of several locations in the city new to me in the last few weeks, the others being

Hi birders, Blue Grosbeak still very cooperative on and off for a couple hours (say some other birders checking him out for a while) on the north side of Corona Heights park at 5:45pm 6/2. Walk uphill

Hit some very foggy spots along the west side today with Paul Saraceni for much of it. Not much doing but interesting sightings included: Eared Grebe - Continuing at the South End of Lake Merced Four

Just seen on same northeast slope right below summit perched and calling. -Bradley

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On a relatively slow day in the Botanical Gardens, Nicolas F, Max B, Sabrina C, and I found an Ash Throated Flycatcher near the succulent garden. It was quickly mobbed by a Black Phoebe and flew

Still on NE hillside slope @ 8:40. In the open. Also, Ash throated flycatcher & warbling vireo.

Now 635 am on east/northeast hillside below summit at Corona Heights park Dave Weber, Milpitas By phone