Hi all They're back! I had planned to take a look around the Simonds Loop this morning hoping that the Rock Wren or some other notable might still be about, but I never quite got there. Entering the P

A NORTHERN PARULA was at Fort Mason this morning in a small tree southeast of the garden - don’t know if it is the same one that was seen until mid-September. A NASHVILLE WARBLER was in the Battery. T

Left sunny and warm Potrero Hill mid afternoon excited to bird Lake Merced. A mile before we drove into a dense wall of fog. Right down to deck level too but it was mostly birdable and the colors real

Mt davidson, 3 birds, one studied very briefly as it flew beneath my position Chaetura shape, all darker gray dorsally, no lighter on rump, brief soaring, not fluttering flight as with vaux’s and no p

Birders, Another exciting day at Vista Grande. Once again, I failed to get out all that early, but upon arriving at the Canal saw a Northern Parula in the same patch of flowering pittosporum where the

HY magnolia warbler at the west end of the Vista Grande Canal, in the Pittisporums (spelling?) by the Pump Station. Also YEWAs, TOWAs, YRWAs, BTYW, HEWA, and OCWA all the best, Jonah B.

Hey Folks, Has anyone seen the Philadelphia vireo recently? Wondering if I should make the pilgrimage tomorrow... Thanks, Loretta

Hi folks, it's still here. On the east end of the trail, maybe 100 yards in. Photo of location. South side of the trail. Air ok, too, for now.

This afternoon an adult Broad-winged Hawk was flying west over the Hunter's Point Shipyard. Lots of common moving through. Alan S. Hopkins San Francisco, CA Link to art website

No Magnolia but a Chestnut-sided trees off JFK Drive Richard

Photos (cropped and reduced to 100dpi only) of putative Virginia's Warbler or extremely gray Nashville at Ft. Mason Battery on October 1 embedded in this checklist: https://ebird.org/checklist/S742934

SF Birders, I just wanted to get the word out before it gets dark, though I haven’t done all of my due diligence and I’m not making the call yet. I spent some time this afternoon getting distant photo

Another theme day, with 2 unidentified birds as the focus. The first was a northbound flyby at Battery Godfrey, a juvenile sapsucker with white wing patches and mostly beige body color, seen only as i

Currently in area on the NE side of the main lawn near the lagoon - dunes, willows and grass Dozens of pipits around Hugh

It must be raining warblers if even Jefferson Square is producing goodies. Last Friday passing through on my way to play tennis I found six YELLOW WARBLERS, a BLACK-THROATED GRAY WARBLER, a WILSON’S W

The Rock Wren reported by Logan this morning was re-found on the roof of 511 Simonds Loop, then flew down to the ground across the street from 512 Simonds Loop. Good Birding! David W. Nelson

Going south over Glen Canyon I think but am driving so trying to look at the road as well

On log cabin trail; mid-trail east of meadow working the blackberry bushes amongst the ivy on south side of trail

I just came home from El Polin, where the Philadelphia Vireo made a brief appearance. It was in the large native willow that branches out from the ground, adjacent to the stone well and benches in the

A LARK SPARROW was in front of the headquarters building this morning. The PALM WARBLER continues as well. An AMERICAN PIPIT was on the Great Meadow, and a CHIPPING SPARROW was south of the General's