*** Species Summary: - Harlequin Duck (1 report) - Barrow's Goldeneye (1 report) - Pacific Golden-Plover (1 report) - Wandering Tattler (1 report) - Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored/cismontanus) (1

*** Species Summary: - Harlequin Duck (2 reports) - Long-tailed Duck (1 report) - Ruddy Turnstone (1 report) - Wandering Tattler (1 report) - Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (1 report) - Red-naped Sapsucker

The adult male Harlequin Duck continues in the Port San Luis area. This morning it was loafing on a low rock straight out from the state for the Diablo Canyon access road. Two female type

*** Species Summary: - Pacific Golden-Plover (1 report) - Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored/cismontanus) (1 report) - Streak-backed Oriole (1 report) --------------------------------------------- Thank

Please, please remember as we move into nesting season to exercise caution and restraint when disclosing the nesting locations of birds, particularly rare birds. Remember that it is part of the ABA

*** Species Summary: - Costa's Hummingbird (3 reports) - Eastern Phoebe (4 reports) - Streak-backed Oriole (5 reports) --------------------------------------------- Thank you for subscribing to the

Spent the afternoon at Montaña de Oro this sunny Sunday. Checked the cactus at the bridge--no sign of the Streak-backed Oriole. A Song Sparrow and two Wrentits were observed helping themselves to

*** Species Summary: - Costa's Hummingbird (1 report) - California Condor (1 report) - Red-naped Sapsucker (1 report) - Black Phoebe (Northern) (1

A pair of Hooded Mergansers continue to be found in the seasonal pond seen from Monte Cristo off HWY 1. Heading north this is a left turn just past Route 46 to Paso Robles I reported this pair to

All: The SLO Birding Moderators let me know that I could post this message. I recently started a site called "Central Coast Birding" on MeWe. I'm hoping this will be a nice site for informal

While no one dislikes the idea of off road vehicles AGAIN gaining access to Oso Flaco Lake more than I do, and I appreciate Jeff Miller for bringing this to our attention, but I must remind everyone

*** Species Summary: - Costa's Hummingbird (2 reports) - California Condor (1 report) - Eastern Phoebe (1 report) - Chipping Sparrow (1 report) - Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored/cismontanus) (1

Thank you Tom and Jeff for the reminders. I’ve attended the Morro Bay Bird fest which is how I found this wonderful group. I enjoy reading your posts when I’m snowed in. I remember reading about

*** Species Summary: - Chipping Sparrow (1 report) - Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored/cismontanus) (1 report) - Streak-backed Oriole (1 report) --------------------------------------------- Thank you

As beekeepers, we notice that the Blue Gum Eucalyptus has started to bloom in profusion - much better than the last 3-4 years. When there is adequate bloom, the trees will pump out nectar by the

*** Species Summary: - Red-naped Sapsucker (1 report) - Streak-backed Oriole (1 report) --------------------------------------------- Thank you for subscribing to the <daily> San Luis Obispo County

We still have many up here on the hill. Have to refill my four feeders every third day or so All Anna’s so far Claudia in west Atascadero at 1700’ -- Claudia Freitas

We are experiencing the same thing here at our home in Morro Bay. A few weeks back they were buzzing all around, 5-6 at a time, emptying our feeders in a short order etc. My thoughts are that our

[Posted with permission from Mike Stiles.] Morro Coast Audubon Society (MCAS) is looking for a tech-savvy person to be their Webmaster, using Google Blogger to maintain the MCAS website

We’ve noticed too. We usually have 6 to 8 at any given time, but as of last week, maybe one and none the past several days. Fresh feeders too. We’re in A.G. Close to Oak Park & Fair Oaks. ~PMS