On Fri, Oct 2, 2020, 06:46 Mike Bush via groups.io <mbushii@...> wrote: Hi All, Following Marlin Harms' comment last night, I went to the Moñtana de Oro State Park Sandspit access

Hi All, Following Marlin Harms' comment last night, I went to the Moñtana de Oro State Park Sandspit access road this morning. The roadway is gated and locked; posted with a 'Closed Sunset - 8am'

In my haste to get the word out about the Common Ringed Plover, I see that I forgot one additional important field mark that distinguishes an alternate (breeding) plumage male Common Ringed from the

Everybody, As the Administrator of the SloBird GroupMe, I will try and figure out why the first post didn’t go through. As was already suggested, perhaps any photos attached interfered with the the

Thanks, Kevin. I'm remembering that the last time I saw a sign on the road down to the Sandspit parking lot, it said the road opened at 8:00 AM. Someone might clarify if they know better than that.

Photo of bird attached.

All, At around 1130h this morning, I found and photographed a male Common Ringed Plover in alternate plumage on the ocean side of the Morro Bay Sand Spit near dune marker #6. I parked in the parking

*** Species Summary: - Common Gallinule (4 reports) - Pacific Golden-Plover (7 reports) - Pigeon Guillemot (1 report) - Clay-colored Sparrow (2 reports) - Brewer's Sparrow (1 report) - American

Hello. I'm new to this . Is there a Golden Eagle in the Edna Valley/Airport area? About 4-5 weeks ago we saw a huge bird flying near the intersection of Price Canyon at Broad Street. It flew into the

Finally some sunny weather and NO fog. It's been low visibility for a week or more. It was worth it just to bask in the golden hour glow on the boardwalk. Over 50 species in two hours. There has been

*** Species Summary: - Common Gallinule (2 reports) - Pacific Golden-Plover (2 reports) - Baird's Sandpiper (1 report) - Western Kingbird (1 report) - Clay-colored Sparrow (4 reports) - Northern

Greater White-fronted Goose seen 5 minutes ago in the creek swimming. Flew north, Villa Creek? Kilian Hampl, Arroyo Grande

Both Blackburnian and Magnolia Warbler continue, along with a American Redstart! Liam Hampl, Arroyo Grande

The Blackburniam continues up creek of the pedestrian bridge. Tom Edell Cayucos, CA Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

This morning several birders were at Del Mar Park in search of the previously reported Magnolia Warbler. It had been seen briefly before 9:00 am but as of 11:30 it had not been refound. On the bright

*** Species Summary: - Black-necked Stilt (1 report) - Pacific Golden-Plover (1 report) - Manx Shearwater (6 reports) - Tropical Kingbird (2 reports) - Hermit Thrush (2 reports) - Northern

This morning I saw a juvenile Pacific Golden Plover on the beach. eBird report with photos: https://ebird.org/checklist/S74222482 Maggie Smith Arroyo Grande http://www.flickr.com/photos/slomaggie

Western Tanager females and two juveniles continue feeding on Prunus "cherry" fruit skins along with Scrub Jays, House Finches. Orange-crowned and Townsend's Warblers travel through daily with a

Just got sent photos of an Arctic Tern near Pismo Lagoon and a Golden Plover along 7 shore. Shoreline opens up on the 1st. Bob Chapman Los Osos

Sorry, Del Mar Park.