Present at 730am today

The second sightings occurred between 4:15and 4:30.

Arrived at Conifer Lawn and sighted the Virginia's warbler twice in a span of 20 minutes thanks to Lee Hong-chong and Joachim Gonzalez. Jonah Bennenfield arrived and he, JG and I left in search of

Virginia’s Warbler seen in the “rarity tree”, or the Guatemala Fir at (37.7670462, -122.4714563). Jonah 🅱️ pulled up and spotted a HY Chestnut Sided Warbler in the same tree.

Hi Birders, In the Guatemalan Fir on the conifer lawn. Russ Bright SF

The young male ORCHARD ORIOLE was seen for the sixth day in a row on Sunday, as it worked its way around the Community Garden at Fort Mason. If it's still there in another week, there's a good chance

The Yellow-green Vireo was putting on a show for about 20 people this morning. I was lucky to be in the right place when it popped out in the open. I wanted to share the close-up images of this

lost by a birder at the YGVI spot. Please contact me off list -Rudy

Last seen @ 5:15 moving from sycamore near straight dirt path leading to JFK drive to the nearby cedar, then lost. Good migration to all. See you all on the trail. Ken Moy

Continues in Large trees at (37.7702337, -122.4741872)

In Bay tree off trail. Seen now

Started in tree with red berries, to tree with long dark green leaves near the trail and into the euc by the cabin. Send 7:40-7:50.

Wow! Lots of folks visited the Log Cabin Trail and environs in GGP after Ken's timely posting of finding the Rose-breasted Grosbeaks. I arrived shortly after Derek Heins and Jim Chiropolos (around

Sorry, to clarify, Mark and Lucas Stephenson, Jim Chiropolos and Derek Heins found a Yellow-green Vireo this morning at the log cabin trail. Just showed well on the meadow edge below Stow

Showing now at same spot. RBGR also around. Oscar

Attaching a photo of the male grosbeak - couldn't get a pic of the female. And the brightest of the tanagers. Earlier, we had a female and male Black-Throated Gray with a few Townsends and a Pac

Second grosbeak is female rose breasted. All seen foraging in the trees with red berries by barbeques and the area directly across the trail. Large number of Robins and western tanagers also foraging.

Second grosbeak is female rose breasted

Spotted at 9:15, immature male with clear rose patch on breast. Another immature/female grosbeak, likely, black headed. Spotted towhee also seen.