An avid birder from the Netherlands is going to be joining us for the July 16th pelagic trip, but he will be arriving early and is looking for local birders who might be able to take him around some

An early-morning seawatch at La Jolla produced two adult Pigeon Guillemots flying south, together, at 6:40 AM. Otherwise, 400+ Black-vented and 7 Sooty Shearwaters, as well as 4 continuing Surf

A June 19th check of several North County lagoons turned up a female-type Lesser Scaup at the upper end of Batiquitos Lagoon, which is very rare in summer. Another small flock of alternate--plumaged

I think that it is probably not a Common Tern, but a Forster’s. I didn’t realize Forster’s also had red legs. Martha

There was a common tern at the Tijuana River Mouth this morning. I believe we also saw it last week, when we briefly saw a tern with a black-tipped red beak, but didn’t have time to note any

On Friday the 17th, two immature Bald Eagles, probably continuing birds (?), were at Sweetwater Reservoir. One with more white on the head than the other and both sitting along the shoreline. Very

This morning while birding with Char Glacy, Jan Nordenberg and Mel Senac, we saw two interesting birds. One was an alternate plumaged Willet in the mudflats off Robb Field, a day later than the

I was not even ON Sun's pelagic... But- just a brief mention, to 'second' George Miller's thoughts (and Nancy C's from awhile back)- THANKS as always, guys, for all you do on the SD pelagic trips

No gulls present at 3:50. Reports of them being chased by children. Nancy Christensen Ramona A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song. Chinese Proverb

Still here at 2:16pm. Found by Sean Buchanan. Davis Trissel San Diego, CA

I just want to extend my gratitude to Paul Lehman, Dave Povey, Bruce Rideout, Dave Pereksta, and Stan Walens for working to make the trip an immensely rewarding experience, especially for a pelagic

Paul Lehman did a very nice job and has given an accurate report for yesterday's June 12th. trip. Paul single handedly directs the boat, spots the many of the birds, and acts as the clearing agent for

The pelagic trip on 12 June from Mission Bay out to the Nine-Mile & 30-Mile Banks and "the Corner" aboard "Legacy" and sponsored by Buena Vista Audubon Society took place under wonderfully light seas

Thanks Phil. Called them and they transferred me to Sea World. We have the bird and a guy from Sea World is coming to get it from us. Lisa Ruby Sabre Springs Sent from ProtonMail mobile

For everyone’s future info in such situations, Project Wildlife’s tp. number is: 619-299-7012. Phil Pryde Phil Pryde philpinsd@... sandiegoregionbook.com

Might be too late but usually if you inform the lifeguard they will get it to Project Wildlife or Seaworld (for seabirds). Joni Ciarletta

I am at Imperial Beach and there is an injured Western Grebe stuck on the beach near the water. We saw it struggling in the water at edge of the sand and now it's beached as the tide goes out. Might

A Saturday morning seawatch at La Jolla produced a rare and early alternate-plumaged, southbound Common Murre, a (continuing?) dark-morph Northern Fulmar, and about 45 Black-vented Shearwaters. Also

The Marine forecast for the ocean south of San Mateo Point and out to 30 nautical miles. "Sunday wind variable less than 10kts. in the morning, becoming 10kts. from the west in the afternoon. Wind

groups.io" <lehman.paul@...> wrote: Found the photos here: https://ebird.org/checklist/S112626322?view=photos -- Joseph Morlan, Pacifica, CA