Feeding away in its pool! 6:15pm tonight

County and life bird for me. Thank you for refinding it, Aaron M. Just heard it calling a moment ago. I hope it stays for this Friday's GGAS walk

Still here - beautiful blue male - getting views in conifer and hearing pick/spit calls. Thank you Dominik!!

A male Indigo Bunting was feeding in the grassy slope above/north side of the Randall Museum parking lot about 20 minutes ago. https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S56283491 Dominik Mosur San Francisco

Hi all Interesting afternoon (May 13) at Stow Lake. So many Mallards and Canada Geese that I lost track, particularly watching a picnic of sorts at the east end with five Canada Goose families, some

I saw the same individual the next day. It's an Orange-crowned Warbler, and was singing heartily, but I have the same question about cause.

I came across this bird the weekend on Mt Davidson before last (May 4) with a nearly bald head. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/25029693 Not seen anything like it myself. Wondering what kind

WFIB continues on the pond. Wahoo -Joachim Gonzalez and Max Benningfield

Ibis still here 5/13 12:40 Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Devi

Mild case of Leucism?

My niece sent me a photo she took of what is apparently a Common Raven but with a bright white patch in the center of it's upper breast beneath the throat. I don't think I can attach a photo here, but

The WF Ibis was a walk-up at 6:10 am in the small pond previously described at Candlestick SRA. Peter Pyle mentioned two cypresses - good landmark! Dave Weber, Milpitas By phone

Candlestick Park. Directions to pond - From north entrance turn-around, walk east than north along paved paths for 5-8 min. Pond is between two M cypresses and the bay. Hiding a bit in cattails @ 2:30

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Hi all Middle of the day, didn't know where I was going, but it's still there. The White-faced Ibis was very actively foraging in the small algae filled seasonal pond in the north end of Candlestick

Pictures on ebird list https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S56143434 Spring has sprung. Bill

There is a MACGILLIVRAY'S Warbler singing on Mount Davidson. Happy spring birding everyone, Dominik Mosur San Francisco

Posting for Jim Lomax. Refer to yesterday's messages for specific directions. Happy spring, Dominik Mosur

The Ibis continued on the small freshwater pond at the northeast corner of Candlestick State Rec. Area until about 18:30. It appeared wary spending a lot of time looking up and only occasionally

I'm in northwestern Ohio watching warbler migration on southwest shores of Lake Erie's marshes. Hooded Warblers spend summers around here. I feel so bad for the poor Hooded Warbler being blown so