Kasey where did you go? We plan a serious outing tomorrow! Terri -- Terri Works Jackson, CA

Rich and I got out the day after the presentation and found the following:

Birders I finally got out to find some of the birds on our latest DIY trip. (If you missed the presentation, information will be available on our website). I found 9 points worth of birds today with

All: I had my FOS Barn Swallow on the Pixley Creek bike trail this morning. Good birding, Kurt Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

Susan Schneider, Ph.D., a member of San Joaquin Audubon, will address "Learning to Fight the Climate Crisis" this Thursday at 7pm for Sacramento Audubon. [Zoom meeting--link below] Initially focused

Friends Tomorrow evening we have our latest DIY event which will include a recap of our trip to Woodbridge Rd along with an introduction to a new kind of DIY trip. This new trip will be a

I was out on Woodbridge Road yesterday afternoon—Isenberg was pretty quiet with mainly ducks in the southern, most distant portions of the ponds. The cranes are gone for the season. I did,

Sorry, I thought my signature would propagate on that last message. Jim Rowoth Stockton (rowoth AT sbcglobal DOT net) -- Jim Rowoth Stockton, CA

Topic: Woodbridge Rd DIY Meeting Time: Mar 16, 2021 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89949069138?pwd=cUxBOXk3MHVBZE5MTDJIVWFtb1N5UT09-- Alan

John Sterling's presentation link is up in our site. http://www.sanjoaquinaudubon.org/ Click on 'Chapter Programs' Click on 'Presentation Recording Link" Topic: Changes in Bird

A small group of birders found a first-of-season Western Kingbird this morning on private property on Clements Rd. Another sign that spring is right around the corner. -- Jim Rowoth Stockton, CA

Topic: Changes of Bird Distribution and Population in the Central Valley Over the Last 80 years by John Sterling Time: (TODAY) Mar 9, 2021 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom

We had some interesting birds in the yard this morning. Along with the almost daily Purple finch, Pine siskin, Orange-crowned warbler and Hermit thrush today we had a Western tanager and a Townsend's

Friends There is currently a flock of 10 MOBL near the end of Cord Rd. They are in a field across from the typical Burrowing Owl spot. Look for ranch entrance with a rust colored fence. Pat Get

The lake is full. We did a short trip. Clouds are increasing as a storm is coming. Windy. Not many birds We saw some ring billed gulls, 2 california gulls, one cormorant, Acorn woodpeckers, 2

Friends I was joined by 8 socially distanced birders for a great walk through the LL nature area this morning. We enjoyed 56 species in all. Highlights included multiple singing Purple Finch, 2

MARCH 09, TUESDAY 7:00PM PST Topic: Changes in Bird Distribution and Population in the Central Valley over the last 80 Years: John Sterling Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87270335437... John

The Lodi News Sentinal this last week had a photo of the burrowing owl on Woodbridge Rd. KCRA channel 3 had a news item that showed the influx of american white pelicans in the area. Dave

I will be birding LL Saturday morning as it is the first Saturday of the month. If you would like to take a socially distanced walk through the nature area, meet me on Laurel Ave at 8am. Pat Get

Friends I was unable to attend the DIY birding Zoom meeting last evening do to work/travel, but heard that Jim and Kasey did a great job. Please check out Woodbridge Rd over the next couple weeks