Still calling periodically. Got a couple good looks as he flitted around halfway up the eucs. Exactly where Ken directed. Thanks Juan and others, a nice treat for a foggy June day! Loretta

Still here at 3:20 pm. Not a shy bird! Anna

There were 27 WILLETS on one of the small islands in Crissy Lagoon this morning - all in alternate plumage - a sure sign that we are already heading towards fall.

Perched on the log/pipe @ north end.

Follow footpath towards golf course boundary to a clearing recently used as campsite.

Calling occasionally, seen clearly twice

First found by Juan Garcia. North side of JFK Dr in GGP about 50-75 yards west of North Lake bathrooms. Near 2nd Coyote Alert sign

Dropped pin Near 970 47th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121 https://maps.app.goo.gl/WkPk9HtFLm5baAg36

JFK not MLK - 75 yards west of restroom

Acting as messenger - Juan García has an adult male Hooded Warbler singing W of North Lake restroom off Rec and Park banner on MLK.

Where were you when you saw the Shearwaters? In what direction were they heading? I don’t see any from Cliff House now -- Joel Perlstein San Francisco

Yes, the Sooty shearwaters are moving in insane number right now. Joachim who is with me counted 2,000 per minute. Max B

Hi, The last post I saw about the shearwaters off the coast was yesterday, could anyone update me who has seen them today? Thanks very much, Lia Schnipper

I filmed the first few clips from Sutro Bath, and then I went to Ocean Beach ( around Lincoln). The birds were moving north and I walked with them a little bit. I filmed the video between 6 and 8. I

What time did you take the video? Were you standing on the walkway to the Cliff House? Do you know if the shearwaters are also around in the middle of the day or the afternoon? -- Joel Perlstein San

Tonight there was a humpback too. https://youtu.be/hPGP9u_1Fag (the whale is at the beginning). Did somebody see whales here or in Half-Moon-Bay? Thanks.

Shearwaters are now massing in the water off of the Seal rocks just west of Cliff House. -- Joel Perlstein San Francisco

Not sure when they were last reported, but now they are very close to shore at the cliff house. A real spectacle. Presumably feeding on anchovies. Also lots of cormorants, pelicans and other birds

They were feeding probably on anchovies. My zoom is 800. Best.

Any idea what they were feeding on? I am also curious as to what the power of magnification was for the video? Thanks -- Joel Perlstein San Francisco