Mostly white juv in the park at Sixth and Palm (32.7355843, -117.1590282) Nathan French Hillcrest

On Thursday the 13th, there was a record-count from shore of 2500 Black Storm-Petrels at La Jolla, soon after dawn. A large percent of the birds were to the NNW over the canyon. Numbers dropped off a

Paul, Thank you for finding a bird considered a nemesis for many local birders. Also, thank you for working to preserve access to sites like this for when something special little the Red-eyed Vireo

The property on which the Tierrasanta Red-eyed Vireo currently resides is a private HOA park, and is so signed (clearly). So far, so good, as the local residents have been curious as to what's going

Singing and visible! 4:45 In first large tree east of swimming pool as described earlier Dennis Parker Tierrasanta

Sorry in my rush to sent out I didn’t put time or date 6/12 at 3:13. It is still singing. Terry Hurst Santee

High up in a Liquid Amber tree. South of the pool. Terry Hurst Santee Latitude: 32° 49.4669′ N Longitude: 117° 6.0250′ W Accuracy: 16

Still singing at 2:13 Nancy Christensen Ramona A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song. Chinese Proverb

The Red-eyed Vireo was still present at 11:30 am in Tierrasanta in the thick trees adjacent to the swimming pool. It offered brief views and would sing periodically interrupted by periods of quiet.

The red-eyed Vireo is still present and singing at 7:40 a.m. but it has moved way to the east to the east side of the park almost to Tierrasanta Boulevard near the McDonald's in the adjoining

Wednesday morning at 6:30 a.m. there is a Red-eyed Vireo singing away in Tierrasanta in a park that is actually private, but it's okay. From Clairemont Mesa Boulevard east of Santo Road about

A friend just emailed me about a sighting, with close-up photo (below), of a Chukar a relative of his saw and photographed in the Crosby Estates area, which (I believe) is along the San Dieguito River

Thanks to 14 participants for conducting the 10 June 2019 San Elijo Lagoon monthly bird count: Steve Brad (beach, West Basin, nature center site); Elizabeth Venrick, Bradley Nussbaum, Linden Amundsen

So for the past year or so, looks like all those (non-Western) tanager reports from Villa La Jolla Park, by Alex Abela and others, may NOT be a conspiracy after all, heh heh! A Summer Tanager failed

The San Diego pelagic trip on June 9th aboard "Grande" out as far as the 30-Mile Bank, and sponsored by Buena Vista Audubon Society, experienced light winds and very light seas. Best birds of the trip

First off, Monday morning early, we are standing at the Red-eyed Vireo spot in La Jolla and are NOT hearing a Red-eyed vireo. So it may well be gone. But we'll give it a while longer. Highlights of

Red-eyed Vireo still singing at location Nathan mentioned below, and has moved down closer to road, but be advised that there is a children's party that just started at the house across the way. And

10:15 Vireo still singing and visible in slightly different area up the hill. (32.8395643, -117.2542235) Nathan French

8:45 vireo is still present, singing and foraging in Eucalyptus (32.8397350, -117.2550751) Nathan French Hillcrest

7:30 am Sunday, June 9th Just found a Red-eyed Vireo near La Jolla Summit park. This is on Caminito Valverde between Monrovia and Brisa. It is currently singing from the eucs on the hillside opposite