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

Nan B and I were fortunate this morning to observe a male Harrier doing his loop-the-loops and briefly flying upside down. Spectacular. I've only seen this once before - at the Pace Preserve near

Apropos of this, Northern Rough-winged Swallows have been back on Woodbridge Road for about a week now. -- Jim Rowoth Stockton, CA

All: I had my FOS Cliff Swallows checking out the Davis Road bridge on the Pixley Creek bike trail in north Stockton today. Good birding, Kurt

DIY Birding Followup (Stockton Rural Cemetery) and intro to next venue (Woodbridge Road, Lodi) Here’s the Zoom info When: Tuesday, March 2 at 7:00 p.m. Join Zoom Meeting:

This Stockton birding site is the current Audubon DIY focus. Shortly after it opened at 8 this morning, Pat Paternostro and I both showed up, so we birded together (at an appropriate covid distance).

. Here is the zoom info Topic: DIY Birding Presentation/Discussion Time: Feb 16, 2021 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83480492764...-- Alan England,

Alan, Sorry for the delay. Here is the zoom info Topic: DIY Birding Presentation/Discussion Time: Feb 16, 2021 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom