What is the link for tonight’s zoom meeting? Dave

Through the modern miracle of cut and paste, the location of this weekend's General Meeting and Picnic evaporated. Here's what our postings SHOULD have said: Annual General Membership Meeting and Picn

THREE BIG THINGS: 1) The May-June Chapter newsletter, the Hoot Owl, is available at: http://www.sanjoaquinaudubon.org/.../Hoot-Owl-May-Jun-21.pdf 2) Tuesday night May 11 at 7:00 pm is John Sterling's

The MacGillivray's was skulking low along the trail in the willows west of Faklis Park. Other bird highlights were one Yellow Warbler, two male Western Tanagers in the sun high in a cottonwood, and on

Birders, This morning Janet Theilen and I had a Baird's Sandpiper at the western portion of the Ripon WTP near the Jack Tone Golf Club. It was loosely hanging with Western Sandpipers along the south e

Just wanted to share - I birded Dentoni and Laughlin parks this morning. I was only able to find one Yellow Warbler, one BH Grosbeak, and one W Tanager at Dentoni, and one Yellow Warbler at Laughlin.

Birders This morning, SJ Audubon hosted our first field trip since the pandemic began. 7 birders joined me for a walk through the nature area. We found over 50 species, with the highlight being a floc

The oaks were hopping at Dentoni this morning. I found Nashville, Hermit, Yellow, and Wilson's Warblers. Pat P and I overlapped by about 5 min until he had to leave - he had Yellow-rumps and an Orange

Spectacular morning on my street, if not necessarily my yard. At least 5 Warbling Vireo, 4 Cassin’s Vireo, 7 Wilson’s Warbler, 1 Black-throated Gray Warbler, 2 Western Tanager, and strangely a Ruby-cr

Details: This afternoon I received an interesting Ebird sighting for SJ Co of a WHOOPER SWAN! This sighting was reported by Henry Koetzen @ River Island Park, an area located between Lathrop & Tracy.

Friends Here are the birds for our next DIY challenge. Birds are listed in each category with their corresponding points. Remember to add one point for finding the birds in SJ county. We will review t

It was breezy and quiet this morning, but I heard one American Bittern doing its pump-handle call right opposite the end of the paved trail (west of I-5). Other highlights included two Caspian Terns a

Hello All, Our NEXT (WRAP-UP) DIY MEETING Date: Apr 27, Tuesday 2021 7:00PM PST Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86597267253?pwd=ZnFwYTNhRFI2L3J0d2E1ejRiYXlnZz09 Join us for the wrap-up of our mos

Friends SJ Audubon will hold a bird walk at Lodi Lake next Saturday, May 1st. This is our first sanctioned trip since the pandemic, so we are excited to get out and see some migrating and local birds.

This morning on the Today Show they had an item about the hobby of bird watching. They interviewed a person from Cornel University about e bird & birdwatching (birding). They said since the pandemic m

Friends There is currently a beautiful MGWA at Dentoni Park, Stockton He is hanging in the large oak, along the paved path, closest to the bathrooms and adjacent to the school. He’s in the low branche

SJ Birders, Tomorrow I’m doing the unofficial monthly bird count. For anyone interested in coming we meet at 8 AM at the first parking lot in the day use area. Liz West Galt

In Tracy around Holly and 21st there are 2 raptors. I am volunteering at Tracy Adventist Elementary School on 21st 10-1 four days a week mostly supervising outdoor student activities. The children not

We found a Clay-colored sparrow at the Cemetery in Clements on Mackville road (just before Stillman Magee Park). It was singing and very cooperative but then went silent around 10:05 and can’t find it

We saw both species of orioles. one each male hooded & bullock’s. We also saw Annas, black-chinned & rufous hummingbirds. We arrived about noon & ate lunch. Pat enjoyed a glass of wine. 75 degrees wit