The general consensus is that the flycatcher I requested help identifying is an Ash-throated Flycatcher. Thank you all for your input and encouragement! Wishing you all good birding, Catherine --

The pipit has not been refound as of noon. Nancy Christensen Ramona A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song. Chinese Proverb

Jim Pawlicki also reports a CLAY-COLORED SPARROW at Robb Athletic Field, Ocean Beach. Same general location field as the Red-throated Pipit. The sparrow was seen near the South baseball backstop area

I heard from Jim Pawlicki that he found a RED-THROATED PIPIT at Robb Athletic Field in Ocean Beach. The GPS coordinates of the pipit: 32.7534962, -117.2423219 Apparently with Horned Larks when first

The Sept 19th Buena Vista Audubon Society sponsored pelagic trip aboard "Legacy" out to the 9-Mile Bank, 30-Mile Bank, and "The Corner" was quite successful and took place under very pleasant weather

Had a flycatcher at Fort Rosecrans this morning and would greatly appreciate ID help. Photos seen here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/147991031@N08/ First two uploaded photos. Pewee? Reading too

In a tipu tree in the alley between Dudley and Warner, near Catalina. Alex Abela

Two Western Screen Owls calling each other 10:30 p.m. in the small canyon between Purer Road and Vista de la Cresta in Escondido. Don't know if they are considered rare, but the last time I heard them

This morning I took a few shots of a dull warbler then lost track of it and kind of forgot about it when I found the Prairie Warbler while trying to relocate it. Looking at the photos now it was

Had when I’m pretty sure was a Virginia’s Warbler with a bold white eye ring, gray above, and bright yellow under tails. Seen briefly in trees at the bottom of the road around 10:30am, just before

Today, 18 September 2021, I had a single FOS WCSP in my backyard foraging on the ground with house finches. This beats the earlier record for my yard by 7 days. Tim Burr Poway

Just had a PRAIRIE WARBLER in front of 3620 DuPont in the silver gate neighborhood. Alex Abela Escondido, CA

I found a PECTORAL SANDPIPER today mid-morning, 17 SEP 2021, in the eastern part of Batiquitos lagoon near Spoonbill Lane entrance. While I was contemplating heading home to get my scope for better

A slight increase in migrant numbers on Friday the 17th on Point Loma included a Purple Martin with 3 or 4 end-of-season Cliff Swallows, as well as such uncommon migrants as Willow and Hammond's

I just had a Tennessee Warbler in the tipus behind the Ladder Day Saints Center on La Jolla Farms Rd. Visible from the walkway the connects to campus, approximately here : (32.8794546,

Hello all Seabirders, The Sept. 19th. Buena Vista Audubon sponsored pelagic is this Sunday .. This trip is booked full and has a waiting list. Those of you booked on this trip, please arrive between

Bathing and foraging actively. Last seen a moment ago. Again, if anyone wants to chase the bird via my deck, let me know. Tuck Russell Hillcrest

I was wondering if anyone would want to share driving duties on a 3-4 day road trip to photograph Xantu's Hummingbirds down in San Ignacio, Baja California Sur. It's about an 11.5 hour drive each way

Spotted by neighbor Mike Evans at his birdbath and last seen 1/2 hour ago. If anyone wants to chase it, message me; the area is visible from my deck Tuck Russell Hillcrest

Just a heads up, the Parks Dept has posted signs at the East and West sections of the lake where you cross over warning of harmful algae in the water. The lake trail is still open so I'm not sure the