Thanks, John: organized trips like this should utilize a single list like any other field trip or pelagic. Justyn Stahl

Hi for those who were there this morning Saturday, since no one appears to have organized a common list if you email me your EBird email I will share my list and then you can edit and add photos.

Hello - for those of us whom still wish to attempt to view this bird within the Safari Park grounds, can someone please give me some tips? Thanks so much, Mike G.

Dan Jehl, Russ and I made a trip to Desert View Road today. It was a very different day than last week when there were singing birds everywhere. Today was quieter, and while it was birdy, there was

Recent miscellanea include today's (26 June) apparent first-of-season southbound-migrant returning Western Sandpipers, with a flock of 15 alternate-plumaged birds at the saltworks. The long-staying

I have been asked to re-post this message, due to a potential glitch in the system and with one update. After a bit of discussion and due to the merits of today's fine group of birders, I was able to

After a bit of discussion and due to the merits of today's fine group of birders, I was able to obtain permission for a SECOND group to enter the Konyn Dairy to search for the Glossy Ibis on SATURDAY,

As some may or may not know, last-minute permission was granted late last night to visit the Konyn Dairy early this morning, Weds., to check on the ibis, and such an endeavor was very successful, as

I know that it is incredibly late notice, but I have just now received word from the owners of the Konyn dairy where the Glossy Ibis has been seen. They are allowing a ONE TIME ONLY access to the

I would like to echo the concerns re: searching for the Glossy Ibis at the Konyn Dairy along Old Milky Way near the Safari Park. I arrived there around 5:40 AM this morning and fairly quickly realized

We were unsuccessful looking for the Glossy Ibis inside Safari Park today. The scattered nesting situation makes it tough. And the majority of the birds were staging in an area too distant to view

A minor curiosity at the MIssion Trails Dam early this morning was an unusually large group of 55 Northern Rough-winged Swallows, mostly perched in a single tree and foraging over the dam. There were

There is what appears to be a pure glossy Ibis currently off of old milky way near the wild animal park on Tuesday morning. But there are issues here with land ownership and safety along the road. So

The link to the eBird checklist with the photo of the 2019 Glossy-looking Ibis (the first ibis photo) is:

Replying to Paul - Safari Park is now open. I spent the morning there looking over the ibis hoping for a glossy. Most are done nesting, but some remain. I saw at least two birds still incubating,

According to the website both the zoo and safari park are open with limited hours and occupancy. https://www.sdzsafaripark.org/ Terry Hurst Santee

I just was shown two photos of the ibis which I am told are of yesterday's bird in question, and it is definitely a WHITE-FACED Ibis. It has a red eye and pinkish facial skin. However, Thomas

It has been determined the posting and photos I saw of a Glossy Ibis are photos of a White-faced Ibis. Apologies for the false alarm. Mike McClintock Mission Valley

Paul Lehman is checking out the photos, as it may be an immature White-faced Ibis. Sorry for the false alarm if so, but wanted to get the word out before I left home. The post is on a San Diego

In case anyone is interested, I noticed on my Facebook page someone posted a photo of a Glossy Ibis seen yesterday “in the San Dieguito River park (east of Lake Hodges)”. Mike