Birders, I spotted the continuing White-eyed Vireo at 12:15 today, high up in a tree opposite the “GDN OF LOVE A” curb and a blue sprinkler (32.8977406, -117.1853055). It then dropped down to the

Sunday morning, the 9th, there's been a Bank Swallow feeding for quite some time around the ponds at the Dust Devil Trail at San Dieguito Lagoon, with a moderate number of other swallows, but by 9:30

Hey all, I went after the WEVI at 7:30am this morning, planting myself at the "GDN of Love A" spot as others have mentioned. The WEVI started intermittently singing just before 8am from deep in the

I am just off a 7 day fishing trip that spent most of the time in Mexican waters, but the last day in California waters above the border. Once we were within 22 n. miles of San Diego, but on the

Dan, Russ and I headed up to Lake Henshaw for some morning birding. Shorebirds in very short supply unless you love killdeer. Best bird was a Solitary Sandpiper. All of the walk-in entrances have

Photos on eBird: https://ebird.org/checklist/S72190116 Audio to come. -- Larry Edwards San Diego, CA

Correction: We did not hear the bird singing until about 9:15. The bird could still be seen and heard when we left at 9:35. The general manager of the facility, Douglas Trobaugh, stopped by and

White-eyed Vireo continues at El Camino Memorial Park, same location (Garden of Love A) as reported by Paul Chad, but on the west side of the road, in the oleander, at times in full view in full sun.

This morning (8/6/20) at 9 AM a SOLITARY SANDPIPER was foraging in the remaining puddles of the eastern lake at Lindo Lake in Lakeside. I haven't seen any continuing reports of the previous bird

Today, 6 August, I had a migrant Purple Martin (female/immature) and a somewhat worn female Rose-breasted Grosbeak in the Point Loma area. This is likely the earliest fall record of a migrant Martin

Since White-eyed Vireo is a California Bird Records Committee (CBRC) review species, I ask that all those seeing/photographing/recording the White-eyed Vireo at El Camino Memorial Park in Sorrento

Continues at original location along paved road in tall tree behind trash can . Slightly south of Garden of Love A and B in blue painted on curb. First heard at 8:30. Gretchen Nell Leucadia

Cheryl and I spent some time at the Cabrillo Tide Pools this morning (8/4/20) and aside from the usual suspects there was a Black Oystercatcher and a Black Turnstone below the next to last parking

Singing from deep in the bushes, and occasionally making brief appearances. Best views and lighting were had at the backside of bushes near here: (32.8977204, -117.1849756) Nathan French Hillcrest

On Aug 4, 2020, at 9:47 AM, terry hurst <thurstycat61@...> wrote: PS thanks Eithan! I couldn’t for the life of me figure out what this bird was. Sad thing is I know what a chat looks like. Talk

OMG I feel like a idiot!!!! It probably was a chat. Sorry folks.

County Coordinators/Contributors: The Summer Season (1 June through 31 July 2020) is ended, and we solicit reports for inclusion in the Southern California Region of NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. Reports

Hi all, Just now I had a very good look of what I believe is the Yellow -throated Vireo. A good size vireo with bold spectacles bright yellow throat going past the throat to the breast and a very

At noon, there was/is a much-singing but very-briefly-seen White-eyed Vireo, at El Camino Memorial Gardens, south Mira Mesa vicinity. The bird was where "Garden of Love" appears on the curb, on your

This morning (Aug. 3), Keith spotted an American Bittern in the reeds near the southwest corner of the southmost part of the pond complex.      We missed the other unusual shorebirds reported in