Sorry, meant to add the PAAU flew out due west (keep in mind the coastline there runs NE/ SW.) R

 Hey Folks, The PAAU flew out to the deep channel at about 10:40am, just to add that to its behavior record. On a real bummer of a note the Black Oystercatchers that were flushed from their

Two AMERICAN WHITE PELICANS are preening near the bridge at the Lagoon

Is the Redstart north or south of the side path that leads to the 3 benches on the northeast side of the lake? Am I correct that it is on the west side of the road? -- Joel Perlstein San

Hey bird fanatics, Let me start by reminding folks to use caution when viewing in the Redstart nest area. It's a wonderful thing to have all these m.o.b.s (many observant birders) and curious

The surprise bird today at Fort Mason was a GOLDEN CROWNED SPARROW sitting on the north fence of the garden - must be an oversummering bird that has managed to elude observation the last few months. A

All, I was asked recently about whether I was still doing the cumulative list for San Francisco. I have some issues with the website where it is located in recent months but finally have the site back

After spending some days in saner parts of the state, I hit the city today, with a multi-hour seawatch and a check on North Lake. The diffuse fog haze made distant viewing tough, and all of the

The Parakeet Auklet continued today, 7/5. Seen at around 2:00pm near shore not far from Hermit Rock. I watched it there for about 10 minutes before it circled and landed on the back side of Hermit

PAAU landed west of Hermit Rock at 17:45 and is still on the water at 18:13. Seen by Tan Snyder, Kris Dunlap , David W. Nelson and others. Good Birding! David W. Nelson

Had one still singing at Mountain Lake today. Seems late and interesting. Nothing rare but lots of bird and butterfly action (and tranquility) at Sutro Rotary Meadows today. May be a good escape hatch

Six just flew in and landed

Heard singing and seen on mtn. Lake trail 50 ft. north of mulched indentation. Seen on dried up Elderberry. Still singing on west side of trail. Chris Vance

Well, I'm 0 for 2 for the "rare" birds over the last couple of days. By the time I made it out to the GGP golf course late this morning it had gotten pretty quiet, with no sign of the Hooded Warbler

Bird fans, It turns out there's a whole lot of data out there in the world, some of which doesn't pop up with a simple Google search :) Peter Metropulos and Chris Heyward informed me of an Am Redstart

There is a large fenced in asphalt area where Mission Bay Blvd and Channel Street run into the traffic circle at Owens Street. Three pairs of Western Gulls have set up housekeeping and at least two

Fantastic! I tried to do just that yesterday late afternoon, thinking that it would be easier with the absence of the fog and mist, but the ridiculously strong wind kept all the birds either in cover

Hiya, To answer Bob's question, I noticed today that the area where the LAGOs have been most frequently seen is full of fiddlenecks, plants that I had heard LAGOs like. This morning I watched the

I went there on Friday and it was still singing its little head off. Was able to catch it in the act :)

Hello Birders, With one week on the books the rambunctious immature male American Redstart continues to dance and sing its feathered heart out along the willow corridor extending north from Mountain