Hi, All, I refound this bird late this morning in its favorite spot. It's visible from the end of a city trail, but as Nick Thorpe mentioned, you do walk through a private neighborhood to get to it. P

Saturday morning, the returning Tierrasanta Hepatic Tanager continues, and was joined on the same branch by a Plumbeous Vireo and Bullock's Oriole. Unfortunately, continues to be at private property a

At 9 am Saturday (2/11) the continuing female Orchard Oriole was present along the fence bordering the preserve at the corner of Crown Point Dr and Corona Oriente Rd. Good Birding! Jay Desgrosellier S

Today (Fri) at 1:00, the Y-B Loon continues near Quivera Point in Mission Bay, San Diego - about 200 yds SW of W Mission Bay Dr overpass. Also, a Common Loon was seen in the bay/marina spot at end of

Friday morning between about 7:45 and 8:15, a continuing Tropical Kingbird was present around the westernmost ball field at Robb Field, and along the main road in the park in that same area. Spent a b

Hello Birders, In case you missed the excellent program last month by our Program Chair Rick Grove on The "Sage" Sparrow Conundrum in San Diego or just want to hear it again, the link to the recording

Early Thursday morning I counted departing American Robins from the large San Diego Zoo roost from the zoo parking lot and tallied 2600 birds between 6:19-6:45 AM. The young male Orchard Oriole contin

Was pleasantly surprised to see a Brown Creeper (new 5MR bird for me) just after noon in a pine approximately here: (32.7417308, -117.1583030) Also an interesting looking (ssp. TBD) Junco on lawn in s

Weds. morning, a check of some nicer neighborhoods in La Jolla that rarely receive attention produced a new Townsend's Solitaire in the Muirlands neighborhood and a new Summer Tanager in the pink-flow

Tuesday morning, four of us putt-putted around San Diego Bay from just north of the Coronado Bridge to the south end of the Bay. Highlights included 3 Common Mergansers together along the shore in nor

It is the strong impression of a number of us that the preceived status and distribution--and thus the eBird database--of Red-crowned versus Lilac-crowned Parrots in San Diego County (and perhaps else

2pm 2/6/2023, wind 5 mph, t 68. Following excellent guidance from other posts yesterday, found both male and female same location: 2/3 of the distance from campsite 10 to campsite 12. (Campsite 11 doe

Sunday 5 February, Biologist and Master Bird Bander Emily Mastrelli conducted a 5 hour banding session (with my humble help) at a suburban backyard location in the foothills of north east El Cajon. Us

Kathy Aldern and I had an Eastern Phoebe at Whelan Lake at 12:49 p.m. approximately here (33.2451278, -117.3354334) on the east side of the lake. In the mustard twigs from last year. Photos will be ad

Continuing at Kit Carson Park near Eagle Scout Lake (used to be called San Lake). Walking past the lake (wide dirt path), turn right on the loop trail that borders the frisbee golf course. We had the

For those of you who haven't been to the trail that runs south from the parking lot on the SW corner of Canyonside Community Park be aware that the bridge is washed out. Be prepared to rock hop to the

Posting because when we went in the morning looking for these, we and several other birders whiffed. However, we tried again in the afternoon, and even though it was a bit windy, we managed to find th

I’m sorry about the late report but I observed a female Orchid Oriole near the location for the Nelson Sparrow about 2 hours ago on the boundary fence. Mile Wittmer Escondido

Sunday morning, the wintering Clay-colored Sparrow continues near the west end of Rohr Park. A visit to Sweetwater Reservoir produced continuing very large numbers of swallows, including a casual-in-w

A B&W Warbler was in the large pine on the SW corner of Silvergate Ave. and Charles St., working the trunk and large branches, at about 8AM. ====================== Sara Baase Mayers Point Loma (San Di