Birders I just finished up a brief walk at LL this morning. Highlights included Nashville and Wilson’s Warblers, 19 Wood Ducks on Pig’s Lake and FOS Cedar Waxwing. Looks like a cooler week

Today, 15 Folks from San Joaquin & Stanislaus Audubon were scouting the ponds for shorebirds, and we were not disappointed. Some highlights were the two solitary sandpipers, lesser and greater

Birders: Yesterday, Aug 10, there was an imm male Rose-breasted Grosbeak on private property east of Lodi. It was in the company of a migrant flock of 6-7 Black-headeds. There was also an imm

Nice placard near the entrance of the wilderness area. The bonus birds for us was the wilson’s warbler & 2 oak titmouse. Hot as it was 86 degrees at 11:31am when we left. Dave & Pat

I went out to Ripon today to see what I could find. I started at the west end (south end of Jack Tone) and walked east. The first three ponds had very little water, just a couple of large puddles

Birders I walked through the nature area this morning with some friends from out of town, so no bins and a lot of chatting. It was quite birdy however, and included a couple Wilson’s Warblers and

Birders With the smoke and poor air quality here in Lodi (it’s gotten worse as the day progressed), we are canceling the beginning bird walk tomorrow morning. We will let you know when/if we

As many of you know, eBird runs an annual taxonomic update in August each year, reflecting any name changes and splits or lumps. This often results in a slight change in our individual statistics,

SATURDAY, August 7— Introductory Birding Field Trip Join leader Pat Paternostro at the north end of Laurel Ave. in Lodi (on the east side of Lodi Lake Park, off of Turner Rd.) at 8:00 a.m. Birders

Birders I briefly walked around Lodi Lake this morning. Besides the expected birds, I had a Warbling Vireo and Pacific-slope Flycatcher. Birds are beginning to move, particularly our shorebirds.

Susan Schneider and I birded the Bear Creek Bike Trail today and managed to find 43 species. The best bird of the day was the Peregrine Falcon, such a beautiful

SATURDAY, July 17— Woodbridge Wilderness Join leaders Kathy and Virginia Bonham for our monthly census of this small riparian park on the banks of the Mokelumne River. Meet at the north end of

Here's the latest Hoot Owl. https://www.sanjoaquinaudubon.org/hoot-owl-journal/ FIELD TRIPS? San Joaquin Audubon Society is back with field trips starting June, 2021. We will follow COVID protocols

David, You gave a wonderful interview about the egret rookery on Pershing Avenue in Stockton to Channel 3. If anyone missed it and would like to see it you can find it at this link ‘I’m kind of

David’s earlier report regarding the rookery that Nan B. had identified a couple of weeks ago prompted me to get myself down there to see for myself. (My eBird reports are attached below.) As I

Thanks, David, for taking this on! Great news about the interview. -Susan Stockton -- Susan M. Schneider, PhD Climate activist, behavioral psychologist, and award-winning author of The Science of

Birders, This is a follow-up to the note Nan Ballot mentioned a while back regarding the rookery tree on Pershing Ave in Stockton between Rosemary and Brookside. The tree has held about 20 -25 nests,

Birders July’s beginning birding walk at Lodi lake will take place this Saturday (6/26), due to the 4th of July weekend. We will start at the north end of Laurel Ave at 8am. Should be a good day

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY ANNUAL SUMMER BUTTERFLY COUNT Date: Jun 19, 2021 Saturday 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM PST Contact: Kathy Schick at kschick2@... This field trip is cosponsored by San Joaquin Audubon, San

We had 21 species of birds, great day birding, highlights were white headed woodpecker, red breasted nuthatch, black headed grosbeak and brown creepers.