The largest numbers of American Robins are often recorded at dawn, as flock after flock flies overhead at that time of the morning in some areas. Today, the 22nd, large flocks at low to fairly high he

A thick-billed Kingbird was photographed at Nestor Park on the afternoon of Jan 7th, but mis-identified as a Tropical Kingbird. Alex Lamoreaux noticed the error and contacted me about it. Paul has bir

Yet another new, coastal Townsend's Solitaire is in town this morning, Saturday, at El Camino Cemetery in the Sorrento Valley area. Along the road in cedars/junipers and pines adjacent to the couple r

Mel and I visited the parking lot at Safari Park yesterday afternoon to see the Zone-tail “show”. Three were seen together in the air at about 4, and a fourth bird was perched in a eucalyptus tree. We

For those who are interested in the location of the El Cajon roosting flock, this evening I tracked them to Wells Park, about three blocks from the courthouse. The park is on East Madison, between Nor

On Wednesday, there was a new Summer Tanager and two White-throated Sparrows together at Point Loma Nazarene University. Today, Thursday, another new Summer Tanager is at Sunnyslope Park in Otay Mesa

Today (1/18) Myself and family along with Nancy C. headed out on one of Legacy's 3 hour whale watching tours in search of birds. As well as the continuing Yellow-billed Loon on the way out we were ple

35 outstanding volunteers participated in the 2022 Lake Henshaw CBC on 19 Dec! Thank you so much for your hard work and persistence in San Diego's only Montane, (high altitude), and "wildest" CBC. Man

This morning, January 16, we have dozens of robins and cedar waxwings at our house just north of Bird Rock. Sally M. Gall La Jolla

The basic plumaged Pigeon Guillemot seen a couple hours ago flying by La Jolla, first spotted by Bridget Spencer, is now swimming in La Jolla Cove at the north end of the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Clu

At least as of 12:15 pm 1-17-22, the previously reported pigeon guillemot was still being seen by multiple birders just seaward of the breaking surf off La Jolla shores as viewed from La Jolla shores

I'm sure it's not a surprise to anyone but I just got an e-mail asking us to not go to our garden plots until the flooding is over with. They want everyone to keep out for now. Mark Stratton North Par

Dear friends, Seeing this story https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/unusual-large-number-of-phalaropes-being-rescued-in-monterey-county/ar-AA16pwxz?cvid=3e50e24c89d044298d92556ef735f647 in the MSN news

Monday at La Jolla, numbers offshore were decidedly mediocre early on but then picked way up with the passage of the final moderate-rain-band and subsequent substantial increase in a west wind after 1

This morning I added a lovely new yard bird when a summer tanager perched on a large lemonadeberry for a few moments around 10 AM. Merlin picked up the call on Saturday but I wasn’t able to locate it

Everyone and their mothers' uncles was at the Cove this morning. At one point I counted 38 people. This is more people than birds once again. The overnight winds had died down; rain showers were inter

Observed in trees near southeast corner of dog park next to the road at 7:50 AM. Tito Gonzalez Carlsbad, CA

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Saturday morning, there is a (continuing) female Black Scoter on South San Diego Bay in the usual area off Coronado Cays. A returning Black and white Warbler continues at Kimball Park in National City

I made a trip to the El Cajon Parrot Roost hotspot this evening, but was disappointed to find no parrots roosting there. Hundreds flew over the courthouse and the surrounding trees, but continued east