Large flock (at least 24) yellow-headed blackbirds (with tricolored blackbirds and cowbirds) at ~10:50am today along Rangeland Rd, Ramona . On power lines at the gate to “Highland Hills” where Rangela

I found Paul's male American Redstart this morning at 10:00 where he described along Reidy Creek. The address of Alta Vista Apartment Homes is 1245 Morning View Dr.. The trees where I briefly saw it t

Several spottings along the canyon ridge east of tennis courts. Did not see Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. -- Michelle Haglund "there is still good in this world and it's worth fighting for”...Sam Gamgee

Birded areas in east Ramona with Stacy McCline and Stacy Eisenberg on Saturday (1/2) as part of the Escondido CBC. Notables included: Yellow-bellied Sapsucker - 1 adult male (Nuevo Memory Garden Cemet

While covering the northern half of Pamo Valley for the Escondido CBC, Supeena and I found a Gray Flycatcher in the oaks on the south side of Lusardi Road, 100 meters or so from the intersection with

This afternoon (1/2/21) at 3PM I refound Charley’s OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER near the site he found it and showed it to me yesterday. It was 200 yards farther down that side road off the main Rose Canyon

Saturday morning, on the Escondido CBC, Brennan Mulrooney, Matt Farley, and myself are birding in the Kit Carson Park area, largely. The adult male American Redstart continues along the north side of

Juvenile scissor-tail seen 9:30am in the back of the middle pond (1st pond w.of main pond) amidst a group of cassin's kingbirds. Earlier flyover of a pair of monk parakeets, maybe the same two seen ye

The final tally for the Oceanside CBC is 184 species. A few rarities missed from the last post include an American Redstart found by Ryan Andrews and team (Agua Hedionda-north), and Clay-colored Sparr

In this area: (32.7851915, -117.0410174) At Lake Murray Kiowa entrance Barbara Carlson San Diego

Sorry, two goofs in the email I just sent: Larry reported a Snow Goose, not a Ross’ Goose; and, I forgot you can’t attach a photo to these emails. Just trust me, the Burrowing Owl was very cute. Phil

I also was enjoying the sunshine at Robb Field this (Friday) afternoon, and in addition to the sightings Nancy mentioned, around 4 - 4:30 p.m. the Burrowing Owl was being very cooperative on the rocky

What Jimmy said! In addition to finding most of the rarities we are all chasing, Paul’s posts offer a lot of valuable insights on the status and distribution of birds in the region, which if we pay at

Female EVENING grosbeak was foraging along the creek at the pump house mid day today 1 Jan 2021. Lots of snow. LOTS of cars holding everyone and their mother coming up Sunrise highway as I was going d

I'd like to add my congratulations to Nancy C. for her record-breaking county year list in 2020. Takes time, dedication, determination, and not only enjoying the highs but also weathering the lows, ..

Mel and I did a mini-big day, looking for a few of the many rare birds currently in the county. Here is our report: Fiesta Island – we had two Chestnut-sided Longspurs maybe 50 yards south of the nort

I observed the juvenile Tricolored Heron back at the "pond" adjacent to BB field #7 between 4:40 and 4:48 p.m., doing its dance and prance as it foraged. It was still active when I left, at sundown. I

Just now at 3:30pm January 1 there was an Olive-sided Flycatcher at the top of a very large solitary sycamore tree here: 32.852201, -117.229750. This is on a trail that is just north of and below Ange

The Pacific Wren continued this morning in Palomar Mountain State Park. As previously described, the bird popped up right at the no. 8 trail post marker at roughly 8am. The bird was very active in the