SD Bird Fest group is presently observing the continuing Common Teal at the J St Marina, seen approx. here: (32.6194210, -117.0996431) -- Kat Wendel in La Mesa

Continuing female. Nice views, slowly drifting N, (about 20 min ago), still there preening when I left. -- Michelle Haglund "there is still good in this world and it's worth fighting for”...Sam Gamgee

it’s easier to post to the listserv then send this and hope people on the boat can get it: there are 25 surfbirds on the north side of the north jetty as of 11 o’clock. 20+ of them are at the far tip.

For the sake of accurate data - this bird reported on 10-2-2021, was very likely NOT a Golden Eagle. The tail was not visible in the photographs. A Zone-tailed Hawk, reported again today on 2-20-22 ha

This Zone-Tailed Hawk has been in the area since October. This morning at 10:15 a.m. it was soaring above the large water tank, up the hill, near the intersection of Lake Drive and Lake Hodges Way (ak

On Saturday, 19 Feb, the San Diego Bird Festival pelagic trip to the Nine-Mile Bank area took place under pleasant sea conditions. The most unexpected bird was the continuing hybrid-looking American X

Just had the Swainhoe's white eye in the willows by the flowering red eucalyptus at Tesoro Grove about 10 minutes ago. We also had the summer tanager at the bird and butterfly garden about an hour ago

On Friday, 18 Feb, the San Diego Bird Festival pelagic trip to the Nine-Mile Bank area took place under very pleasant conditions. The most unexpected bird was the hybrid-looking Americanish American X

I just wanted to let people know about our experience today at the south end of the Salton Sea in case anyone is thinking of going over this weekend. The visitors center was locked down and the ranger

The Common Teal (Eurasian form of Green-winged Teal) put on a nice show at the mudflats at J st in Chula Vista. That is on Marina Way. One of the bird festival groups got really nice close views. Bird

This morning, 17FEB2022, the Carlsbad Premium Outlets GREEN-TAILED TOWHEE continues east of the Salvation Army storage container at the usual corner of parking lot. No sign of the Palm Warbler or Tenn

A morning check of La Jolla today, Weds, produced a scarce-in-winter Sooty Shearwater present much of the morning, one lingering Northern Fulmar, about 500 Black-vented Shearwaters, a distant flock of

Just posting because it’s a bird a lot of people look for. This one is just hanging around in the water. Good chance it may be here for a while. Found by Matt. Stan Walens, San Diego Feb 15 2022, 12:2

On 10 Feb, the returning female Orchard Oriole continued along the edge of the NASNI golf course. On 11 Feb, a trip offshore to the Nine-Mile Bank and off La Jolla did not turn up any true rarities. T

Last night (2-11-22) I watched a parrot show that is certainly worthy of some comment. I was arriving for a charitable event on Main St. in El Cajon, about one block east of Magnolia. As I searched fo

On Thursday afternoon the Coronado Common Merganser is almost two miles away, as the over-water merganser swims or flies, from its usual haunts in Glorietta Bay, now swimming around in San Diego Bay r

Don’t know if this will make it past the moderators, but am trying anyway. 1. For Bird Festival, I am looking for a reliable spot for Burrowing Owl that, preferably, is closer to town than Rangeland R

The Lapland Longspur was MIA on our first pass at Crown Pt this morning, but then as Elizabeth Copper and I were searching Fiesta Is, Geoff Veith alerted us that it had finally made an appearance back

On Tuesday morning, I saw the female-type American Redstart at Starkey Mini Park along Draper Avenue in La Jolla, which is undoubtedly the same bird that was found here back in around November but not

This morning (2/7/22) at 10 and then again at 11 (for photos), I found an immature GLAUCOUS-WINGED GULL on Vacation Isle. It was on the eastern shoreline north of the Ski Beach ramp and pier. It was o