Hello / The Gray Catbird continues to be seen today in my yard in Borrego Springs. Thanks / Bob Theriault.

Today, Sunday, Barbara Carlson and I were coming home from lunch and, literally just outside our front door, were flabbergasted to find an immature MOURNING WARBLER in the bushes and hedges around our

Birders, The returning THICK-BILLED KINGBIRD off Otay Valley Road (Pogi Canyon) in Chula Vista was present today at about noon. This is the 4th winter that this bird has been at this location. Based o

I tramped the trails around Lake Hodges at sunset. At the 'high' side of the shoreline (now beyond the view from the I-15) were 35 American White Pelicans, lot's of dabblers (Mallards, Cinnamon & GW T

I spent way too much time at Rohr park this morning but I couldn't leave, I kept seeing something new for the day. I of course had the continuing Northern Parula, Black and White, Yellow, Townsends, O

I managed to make it over to Coronado Island, San Diego, in good time early this morning and quickly caught up with the BLACKPOLL WARBLER found there by Paul Lehman and Barbara Carlson. It made a coup

I was out in Borrego Springs on Saturday (gads... didn't know about the Catbird when I went... shoot!) and while I did not find the Le Conte's Thrasher I was targeting, I did find either Bell's or Sag

I saw Sherry's post and remember that I had forgotten to post about the above Sparrows this weekend. I went to the end of Old Spring Road and saw them everywhere. I believe many were the same birds be

continuing bird... Saw it jump up onto the table and grab a piece of uncooked oatmeal I threw out for the white-crowns and house sparrows.... along the front fence line under and near the geranium bus

Didn’t get a chance to post this on Saturday. During a tour of both the north and south banks of the river from Friar’s Road/PCH to the mud flats, I sighted 15 species of ducks along with the other us

During the monthly San Dieguito bird count, Steve Perry and I confirmed the continuing presence of a Pacific Golden plover in the lagoon at the mouth of the San Dieguito river in Del Mar. We were luck

This folder is birds from the last 2 or 3 weeks, but the last 8 pics (there are at least 2 pages of birds), were all from this weekend. The Black and White Warbler and Northern Parula were from Rohr P

Mike G and I birded parking lot C and around the ranch house this AM. Dripping with warblers Two Black-and-White Warblers along with a fair amount of Townsend's and lots of Yellow-rumped Warblers. Sev

- Map: http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&t=p&z=13&q=32.7584613,-117.2283376&ll=32.7584613,-117.2283376 I copied this map info. off of the ebird rare bird alert. This is my home, you are welcome to stop

Birders-- Debbie Kinsinger and I birded Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. It was fairly quiet. Toward the end of our loop we heard the se-se-se of the continuing GCKI. We finally had nice extended loo

Peggy and Justyn and others We specifically saw the kinglet along the west side of the main road in a Cyprus. There is a grayish or brownish pickup parked under the tree that the bird was in. The pick

continued to see the towhee off and on today... after I posted the update and directions I saw the towhee and heard a visiting birder out in the driveway, I think she might have seen it at the same ti

the first map I copied was wrong try this one: Map: http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&t=p&z=13&q=32.5867806,-117.1282806&ll=32.5867806,-117.1282806 and if you look at the picture/street view that google

Today,Monday, I was able to refind the Blackpoll Warbler and Summer Tanagerpreviously reported by Barbara Carlson. Thebright red Summer Tanager flew into a tree at the corner of 6th andCountry Club La

Sorry for the late notice but looking through the Warbler Guide, (great book), The middle picture on page 346 looks like my bird and it's pose, but the streaks on the side were a little darker like th