Currently in Ficus trees near 3rd base of field 4. Joe

This morning, 9SEP2022, I observed a new PECTORAL SANDPIPER at the high tide waterline just south of East trail parking lot at Batiquitos Lagoon (33.092765, -117.279128). Also of very local interest,

On Friday at 12:25 p.m. the returning Little Stint is on its favorite stint island off the end of 10th, at its favorite spot on the inside of the elbow, spending some of its time chasing Westerns arou

Continuing as of 8:35 a.m. -- Larry Edwards San Diego, CA

This morning, 8 Sep, there was a slight uptick in the number of western migrants on outer Point Loma, where the dominant species were Western Tanager (10) and Pacific-slope Flycatcher (7), with lesser

after reading paul`s email about the incoming storm (thanks Paul!} i booked a spot on sdwhalewatch 9 Am outing tomorrow Friday. Its about 50 bucks and about 3 hours Sd whale watch made the local news

continues 7:35 Ross Christie PB Sent from Yahoo for iPhone

As undoubtedly almost all of you know, a hurricane has formed off western Mexico named KAY that is forecast to come north just barely off the west coast of Baja. Once it gets to central Baja it should

This morning, the 7th, there was a somewhat brief Dickcissel in the TRV Community Gardens, but my fine attempt to pish it into fuller view resulted in it taking wing and disappearing as a speck far to

Just a heads-up since they're likely to show up at other tidal shoreline areas in the vicinity or saltponds within view of the South Bay Bikeway: While monitoring for snowy plovers and other breeding

Prominent eyering, white spots on on the back, bobbing as it foraged in the creek channel. Observed from the bridge leading to the SD Tennis Club at the park entrance. First seen about 8:30 this morni

Seen on bank of channel, Robb Field, around 9:30. Not shy at all! Will post photos shortly. I did not see any Pectoral Sandpiper, however, which was my target bird.

Tuesday morning there seems to be a slight uptick in the number of migrant landbirds around, though it's still far from a good number. Warbling Vireo maybe was the chief increased species, along with

There are now FIVE Baird's Sandpipers feeding along the mid-tide line about a third of the way down the beach between Seacoast Drive and the Tijuana River mouth. They are in the company of 40+ Leasts

There is currently a very cooperative Baird's Sandpiper feeding on the beach just at the end of Seacoast Drive. It is in the company of two Semipalmated Plovers and is posing well in nice light for up

Five(!) pectorals on the mudflats at 12:23pm here: (32.7562392, -117.2400739) -- Nick Thorpe University Heights

Jan Nordenberg spent pretty much the entire day at Agua Dulce Creek today. I found a Tennessee Warbler (I sure hope I got the ID right, since I'm posting this :-) ). It was going in for a bath at the

This evening (Sun Sep 4) there are 2 juvenile Pectoral Sandpipers at San Elijo lagoon. At 6pm they were hunkering down among a group of dowitchers on the island between the train tracks and highway 10

If anyone is still looking for a Baird's sandpiper, there is at least one fairly cooperative bird along the south edge of Pond 22 at the salt works, which is probably one of Matt's birds from a few da

Today, Aug 31st, a morning visit to Jacumba produced 4 continuing Harris's Hawks, 2 Vermilion Flycatchers, a Yellow-headed Blackbird, continuing easterly-dispersing Red-shouldered Hawk and 2 White-bre