-- Jim Rowoth Stockton, CA

phenepepola at Gerardot’s performance horse ranch. Oct 17, 2020 Pat Croft

JOIN SAN JOAQUIN AUDUBON FOR A NEW KIND OF FIELD TRIP: “DO IT YOURSELF (DIY) FIELD TRIP” Here’s how it works: · SESSION I (Virtual) (Thursday, October 29) A Zoom meeting with

Our first area to bird was Cord Road. Very dry. Northing unusual. Lincoln, savannah & white crown sparrows, house finches, lesser goldfinches. Western meadowlarks, Redwing & brewers blackbirds.

Couple of days back, Jim Rowth, Henery and I went to Kasson Rd area in Tracy to look for Tree Swallow roost. All of the corn field were harvested and we returned disappointed. Today I went to Tracy

Pat & I went out to the Isenberg Preserve this morning. We saw 4 ringed necked ducks, one redhead & one male eurasian wigeon. We also saw Ibis, cranes, shovelers, pintails, gadwalls, cacklers,

I spent a profitable couple of hours out on Woodbridge Rd this afternoon. Of course, it was warm & sunny, and dusty & dry, but the birding was good. Highlights were at Isenberg, where I was able to

Reminder, if you live in San Joaquin Co and you would like a copy of our 2019 birding finding guide to San Joaquin Co, you can get one delivered personally into your hot little hands by Jim Rowoth on

AUDUBON VIRTUAL GENERAL MEETING w/ Sierra Club TUESDAY, October 13 7:00 pm VIRTUAL JOINT MEETING WITH DELTA-SIERRA CHAPTER OF THE SIERRA CLUB Dr. Nancy Muleady-Mecham “Water Harvest”

Based on what Pat Paternostro reported seeing at Hutchin Street Square we visited there this morning. We saw cedar waxwings & yellow rump warblers plus a few others. But the west side of Thomas A.

AUDUBON GENERAL MEETING Via Zoom TUESDAY, October 13 7:00 pm VIRTUAL JOINT MEETING WITH DELTA-SIERRA CHAPTER OF THE SIERRA CLUB Dr. Nancy Muleady-Mecham “Water Harvest” Join Fulbright

All I sent this yesterday, for some reason it didn’t go through until today? I birded today, I will not be out tomorrow. Pat Get Outlook for iOS

Friends It is the first weekend of the month, so I will be conducting an “unofficial” birding trip at Lodi Lake tomorrow morning starting at 7:30. I will start on Laurel Ave. If you would like

Dear Birders, John Harris of Oakdale has reported a Sagebrush Sparrow out on Waverly Rd in the east county. I'm currently at the spot and getting excellent looks at it. It appears to show

I’m having interesting yard birds today— 2 Sandhill crane, flyover 1 White-tailed kite, flyover 1 Killdeer, flyover FOS yard white-crowned sparrow Red-breasted nuthatch 2 Western tanager Flock

All: I had my FOS Dark-eyed Juncos at Baxter Park this morning. Other stuff included a Pacific Slope Flycatcher, a Red-breasted Nuthatch, two Ruby-crowned Kinglets, two Orange-crowned Warblers, three

I birded the Ripon ponds this afternoon as part of the Stanislaus Audubon Society's "DIY Field Trip". The location and list of target birds, Black-necked Stilt, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs, Least

Just saw my FOS wc sparrow in Jackson. -- Terri Works Jackson, CA

I birded LL this morning for a couple hours. There were still a good number of warblers throughout the park, but the best part of the walk was the return of our winter migrants. I had FOS, Fox

Rich and I had a Solitary Sandpiper at the Tracy sewer ponds. Also, a HUGE group of Tree swallows were feeding on the alfalfa across the street from the ponds. -- Kasey Foley Stockton, CA