This morning at about 9:00 A.M. Laura Frank and I found a singing KENTUCKY WARBLER in the lower part of the Cerro Alto campground. The bird perched in trees 8 to 20 feet high for a minute or so while

Singing bird has been seen and heard from the upper end of the campground to the parking area by Hwy 41. Constantly moving. Tom Edell Cayucos, CA Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone --

*** Species Summary: - Franklin's Gull (3 reports) - Royal Tern (3 reports) - Northern Parula (1 report) - Indigo Bunting (1 report) --------------------------------------------- Thank you for

Norm and Jeff are here now. I am leaning towards Franklin's Gull now. My first time seeing this bird. Very confusing individual. Bob Chapman Oceano Dunes

The Laughing gull found on Sunday by Mariela Martinez is present now (1500) at Post 1 (Arroyo Grande Creek lagoon). Royal Tern here also. Bob Chapman Oceano Dunes

*** Species Summary: - Greater White-fronted Goose (1 report) - Common Merganser (1 report) - Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted x Red-shafted) (1 report) - Black-and-white Warbler (1 report) - Indigo

Investigated Los Osos Community Park around 8:30 this morning and again around 2 pm. No sign of the Yellow-Throated Warbler in any of the perimeter vegetation. Zoomed over to Quintana Rd. and visited

I walked the road to the campground this morning. Lots of singing birds, though fewer than my last visit. The most interesting bird I saw was an intergrade Red-shafted x Yellow-shafted Flicker. I used

*** Species Summary: - Red Knot (2 reports) - Yellow-throated Warbler (1 report) - Yellow-throated Warbler (albilora) (1 report) - Indigo Bunting (6

Here are the Grasshopper Sparrow recordings: https://www.xeno-canto.org/562481 https://www.xeno-canto.org/562482 Got some call note on the second recording. My last mystery song was a Lazuli

Grasshopper Sparrow Laguna Lake Trail up in the foothills. iPhone recording to follow. On the barbed wire, but I didn’t have my binoculars. Easier to ID by song anyway. just saw him 6:25 Tom Graves.

The male Indigo Bunting on Quintana Rd. in Morro Bay initially reported at this location by Carolyn Krueger on May 18, 2020 was observed today. The bird was found on the hillside adjacent and west of

For those interested, I received a message that the warbler was seen again this morning. Tom Edell Cayucos, CA Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone -- Tom Edell Cayucos, CA

Seen in a tall tree on Higuera as it makes the turn from westbound to southbound near High Street close to creek. It was next to San Luis Auto and Smog. Singing loudly. I have not seen one in several

*** Species Summary: - Green-winged Teal (1 report) - Long-tailed Duck (2 reports) - Common Merganser (1 report) - Royal Tern (1 report) - Yellow-throated Warbler (18 reports) - Yellow-throated

Yesterday morning I walked the trails at the Cloisters development. I was surprised to find a Say’s Phoebe there as this species is typically absent from the SLO County coast after mid-Mar and

This sounds like a warbler. Yellow Warbler heard earlier, but this sounds different. Any ideas? https://www.xeno-canto.org/562215 Tom Graves

This is an eBird related post. If you don’t use eBird no need to read further. I created a hotspot for the Yellow-throated Warbler that was found this morning at the Los Osos Community Park. If

Hi - The bird was still active and singing when I left at 10:45am. Photos can be seen on my Flickr page. Thank you Jim Royer for finding this rare bird, and to Tom for sending out the SLOCOBIRDING

Jim Royer found a singing male Yellow-throated Warbler in the trees around the skateboard park on Los Osos Valley Road, Los Osos. Still singing when posted. Tom Edell Cayucos, CA Sent from my