The CALIFORNIA THRASHER found Thursday at Candlestick Park continues this morning. It was almost at the end of the spit in the south eastern corner of the park.

The young male ORCHARD ORIOLE found yesterday by Nico in the Children's Garden in the Botanic Gardens continued there this afternoon.

There have been at least two Orioles at Fort Mason since late fall. A BALTIMORE ORIOLE was found and photographed by John Colbert and Erica Rutherford on New Year's Eve. The BULLOCK'S ORIOLE has been

The Community Garden at Fort Mason was quite active this morning. I got good looks at the continuing BULLOCK'S ORIOLE. A NASHVILLE WARBLER showed itself on the west side several times. Six BAND-TAILED

At feeder in middle of garden.

Young male in Community Garden ECS

At least one of the GADWALLS was on the Hanson Pond at Pier 94 this morning. One of the wigeons looked like an AMERICAN x EURASIAN WIGEON. The RED-BREASTED SAPSUCKER that I've been seeing at Fort Maso

Yesterday the previously reported YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER was at the Least Flycatcher stakeout spot - high up in a Cypress tree. And today, at Fort Mason, a BRANT flew over heading north.

In addition to the continuing BULLOCK'S ORIOLE in the Fort Mason Community Garden, a YELLOW WARBLER was in the north west corner of the garden. No sign of the Western Tanager today for me, although an

The SWAMP SPARROW(S) continue at the Vista Grande Canal - saw one near the pipe and a few minutes later what I believe was a second one. At the Concrete Bridge very large all white gull flew over that

Yesterday’s flycatcher at Moscone was a Hammonds not a Pacific Slope

The two best birds for yesterday's CBC on the Northern Waterfront were a continuing WESTERN TANAGER at Fort Mason, and a PACIFIC SLOPE FLYCATCHER at the Moscone Recreation Center Ballfields.

Both in the Community Garden at Fort Mason.

Even though Golden Gate Audubon is not able to sponsor this year's San Francisco Christmas Bird Count, we are proceeding with a modified count on December 29th, subject to COVID restrictions in effect

Five warblers in the Fort Mason Community Garden this morning including YELLOW WARBLER, NASHVILLE WARBLER, TOWNSEND'S WARBLERS, ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER and lots (45+) of YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS. A conti

The BULLOCK'S ORIOLE continues to rattle in the Fort Mason Community Garden and seems settled in for the winter. When I first arrived at Fort Mason it was quite foggy and a BARN OWL flew right over my

A nice male EURASIAN WIGEON was swimming with about 75 AMERICAN WIGEON at Pier 94 this morning.

A CASSIN'S VIREO and a BLACK-THROATED GRAY WARBLER were Thanksgiving surprises at El Polin Spring today. Both were in a tree immediately north of the spring. At Fort Mason, the BULLOCK'S ORIOLE has no

The GLAUCOUS GULL found by Peter Pyle 2 days ago flew into Sutro Baths a little after seven this morning and left about a half hour later. A BULLOCK'S ORIOLE continues at Fort Mason.

In middle of lake.