Hey, Can somebody tell me how to subscribe to the San Joaquin Birds list serve? I don't hear that much from these guys on the C.V list serve. And I know they find quite a bit of the good stuff, so I

Birders, Yesterday, just before seeing the Long-tailed Duck at Delevan NWR, I saw a first year Glaucous-winged Gull just a half mile East of here. The bird flew towards the south but I had great

Hello Birders, This evening at Folsom Lake I saw a White winged Scoter and three Pacific Loons. The birds were viewed from the Beals point area. Walking or driving down closer to the edge of the

Hey Steve and Others, I have seen hunters just across the freeway from longspurs corners with truck loads of different game birds. They had hundreds of cage's of Pheasants and I'm sure they unloaded

Birders, Today Myself, Bruce Webb, Steve Abbott and John Lewis relocated the Rusty Blackbird in Sutter County at around 8:20 to 8:30. The bird was in the same area on Pleasant Grove Road. This bird

Hey, Has anyone gone to look for this bird yet? I'm Curious to see if it is going to spend the rest of the winter at the Nimbus Fish Hatchery. What is the deal whith the fish hatchery any ways? Will

Hey, Today in Sutter County I saw a female Rusty Blackbird off Pleasant Grove Road. The bird was in a harvested rice stubble field along with a mixture of other blackbirds. It was half way between

Birders, Rusty Blackbird is exceedingly rare in the Central valley. I would like to hear reports of this bird if it is relocated, please. As for the loons at Folsom Lake I was out there yesterday and

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Hi folks: This is a test of the CenValBirds system. While doing Tricolored Blackbird survey work in Sutter County yesterday, April 24, I found a few birds of possible interest to Sutter County

We had 24 birders out in 12 groups trying to census Stanislaus County for one 24 hour period. We started at 6:00 P.M. Saturday evening and birder until 6:00 P.M. Sunday (some of us took a few hours

Central Valley Birders: If I get time I will post the results of our team's Yolo Big Day on 4-24-99. We totalled 139 species. At Steve's Pizza place John Sterling asked where Hooded Orioles could

Hi All, The Yolo County Lark Bunting was still present on Saturday morning. It is on County Rd 12A just east of Oat Creek. From I-505 get off at road 12 and drive west. Stop just before the creek

4/27/99 @ 6:20PM the two Lark Buntings were again on Phillip Road North of Baseline between Brewer and Fiddyment. They were just west of the blue-gabled kennels which are about 2-2.5 mi west of

Bullock's Oriole We have a pair of Bullock's Orioles building their nest in a Blue Oak behind our house (the same tree with fledging Red-Tailed Hawks in a nest). At least 5 times today the male and

Hi Folks: Hooded Orioles are regular summer residents (occasional in winter) in Sacramento County, widely but sparsely distributed in the wooded suburbs of Sacramento where fan palms occur. The

Mike must have misunderstood me in the din of the pizza parlour. I meant that Hooded Orioles have not been found in Yolo County yet this year. They are rare and semi-regular, but certainly hard

Mike Feighner wrote: Birders of Yolo County: I'm curious about this recent post. Is it true that Hooded Orioles are hard to come by in Yolo County? They are rather common here in San Joaquin

This morning I had a Townsend's Solitaire at Lodi Lake Nature Area. Lodi Lake is on Turner Rd in n Lodi, and can be accessed via both I-5 and 99. The nature area is off the east portion of the