Just refound the parula again lol. It’s singing an alternate song (not its typical even rising buzz with a drop at the end) at these coords: (32.8812394, -117.2395186)

The Baltimore is now singing in the grove of eucs just west of Geisel Library. I had the parula near the coordinates I originally posted about 10 minutes ago, but it flew off to the northwest and I wa

I’m standing in one place in Marshall College on UCSD campus right now and can hear both a Baltimore Oriole and Northern Parula singing. Of note is that I haven’t gotten visual confirmation yet (I don

The Hudsonian Godwit continues at 11:25, visible from bridge with ibis (sometimes it goes in and out of some vegetation). Best viewing point is at 33.0572928, -117.0734698 . - Tim Swain

For anyone coming in the evening, the Ovenbird was pointed out to Bridget Spencer and I 5 minutes before 8 just behind the fenceline right behind the main entrance building. In addition to the Yellow-

*East side of the park, my mistake.

I saw the Hepatic as recently as 10 minutes ago, in the large euc in the canyon in the west side of the park. Not sure if this is the one Paul was describing yesterday. Haven’t seen the Orchard Oriole

Just seen briefly in the trees on the east side of the tennis courts, and then flew down the canyon (possibly to trees on the edge of the southern field). Located by its “chup” and “wheet” calls.

Just refound in the yard behind the northeast house at the same intersection.

At 8:40 AM this morning (11/6) we had a probable Eastern Towhee at the intersection of Heber St. and Calexico St. in Jacumba. No white at all in the scaps and coverts. Lost it at around 9, but it is p

As of 10:10, the Northern Parula is still in the tipus at the Latter-day Saints Center (now a hotspot on eBird). No sign of the Blackburnian when I was there, but could still be around.

As of 9:20 there is a Northern Parula in the same tipu trees that have had a Tennessee Warbler recently at the Ladder Day Saints Center (?) in La Jolla. Again, was easily seen from the path between UC

As of 7:45, the subject bird has come in twice briefly to the pines between the southeast backstop and the southern fenceline. It keeps going back to the eucs beyond the fence out of sight.

As of 7:30 AM being seen in the trees along the eastern edge of the sports field. Jumps between trees pretty often. - Tim Swain

Sorry all, I was unfamiliar with the parking situation on campus before now. I don’t think there are any parking areas on campus that don’t require a permit. I believe there is paid parking open to an

Just lost it, unfortunately. It was entirely silent and still for long periods, but it responded to pishing initially. Should still be in the immediate area.

I’m looking at a Sage Thrasher at UC San Diego Park right now. It’s in a small copse of trees at the coordinates (32.8885468, -117.2342612), right across the trail from a bent pink “Reclaimed Water in

Painted Redstart continues in the tipus on the northeast side of the middle school. It’s calling on and off (very distinctive), which is the best way to locate it. It disappeared from about 8:15 to 8: