Here’s the photo - not great quality

I photographed a Godwit at Heron’s Head that could possibly have been a Bar Tailed Godwit but the quality of the photo isn’t good enough to confirm. This was on August 1st - worth looking for if you’r

No Shearwaters were visible from shore at the Cliff House this morning, but a PARASITIC JAEGER was harassing ELEGANT TERNS just beyond the rocks.

Saw my first small pulse of migration in the Presidio this morning, with a WESTERN WOOD PEWEE flycatching at Dragonfly Creek, a WESTERN TANAGER along the road behind the Park Police headquarters near

End of cul-de-sac before Battery - same bird without tail seen last Sunday.

At the west end of the lagoon walking on the mud now.

No warblers were seen at Fort Mason this morning, but a few dispersing (or early migrating) birds were present, including a WARBLING VIREO, a PACIFIC-SLOPE FLYCATCHER and a WESTERN TANAGER. A BROWN CR

Birding Fort Mason this morning with Erica Rutherford and John Colbert, we found a NORTHERN PARULA (without a tail), a YELLOW WARBLER and a greenish yellow warbler with wing bars. We were able to get

Seen in mud flats south of the community pond at Yosemite Slough

Three LEAST TERNS flew south over the Bay just east of Heron's Head Park this morning.

Yesterday there was a fairly drab WESTERN TANAGER at El Polin Springs. Today at Fort Mason, a female LAWRENCE'S GOLDFINCH was foraging on the ground with a few of the many HOUSE FINCHES. There were th

Young bird - in Community Garden

No sign of a Common Tern on Ocean Beach this morning, but there were 3 SNOWY PLOVERS, 3 WHIMBRELS, 10 MARBLED GODWITS, 17 SANDERLINGS, a WESTERN SANDPIPER, at least 350 HEERMAN'S GULLS, a COMMON MURRE

At the very top of the rocks at end of Orizaba.

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

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

Six just flew in and landed

Same location

In same spot found by Daniel Scali

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.