You've heard it said a lot lately... strange times. Today was no exception... I haven't done much besides work remotely from home and bird by myself when time has allowed. I was fortunate enough this

The Sharp-tailed Sandpiper, reported yesterday continued to be seen this afternoon. It appeared with a large group of sandpipers at the east end of the boardwalk at 2:00, same tide as yesterday.

*** Species Summary: - Bufflehead (3 reports) - Pacific Golden-Plover (1 report) - Sharp-tailed Sandpiper (6 reports) - Tropical Kingbird (3 reports) - Cassin's Vireo (1 report) - Savannah Sparrow

I didn't know about the Vermilion Flycatcher when I went to Oceano today. So I didn't look for it. Will probably try tomorrow. Johanna Rubba Grover Beach

Short visit to Oceano Lagoon campground rendered a Common Moorhen/Gallinule, in its usual spot across from the cypress just beyond campsite 17. Finally got it after 4-5 visits. A coot harassed it,

I just want to make a correction for some eBird lists. I didn’t first find the bird, my brother Kilian Hampl first saw it. He then called over Will Knowlton, who first identified it. Liam Hampl,

It flew across the channel and haven’t re found it.

Left entrance on boardwalk. Still here.

There is one at Morro Bay Boardwalk Trail right now! Liam and Kilian Hampl, Arroyo Grande

*** Species Summary: - Greater Scaup (1 report) - Bufflehead (2 reports) - Common Gallinule (1 report) - Pacific Golden-Plover (3 reports) - Mountain Plover (1 report) - Tropical Kingbird (1

Four Cackling Geese and a Canada Goose were at the mouth of San Geronimo Creek (Estero Bluffs SP) this afternoon. Tom Edell Cayucos, CA Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone -- Tom

Hi, My apologies for the late report, and I tried to send it at the time of my sighting, but it’s only now I see that my first attempt bounced. Here’s what I wrote at 8:54 AM today: Still

I took a spin around the outskirts of 0ceano campground, avoiding people and stuck to the edges. I deviated to find and photograph the Common Gallinule, which I was able to do. My blessing/curse this

*** Species Summary: - Pacific Golden-Plover (2 reports) - Marbled Murrelet (1 report) - Northern Rough-winged Swallow (1 report) - Palm Warbler (1

Today (Friday, Oct 16), Susan and I hiked the coastal side of the Morro Bay Sandspit, from the Sandspit Road parking lot north to several hundred meters north of rescue marker #6. Despite carefully

Cackling Goose with the usual Canadas at Pismo Golf Course. Could be the same one that wintered here last year. Liam and Kilian Hampl, Arroyo Grande

I checked Little Pico Creek and the closed Piedras Blancas Motel this morning. The highlight was two Marbled Murrelets off the motel. Surf Scoters are starting to trickle in and with them a few

Greetings birders, A short note to let you know that the annual Morro Bay CBC will be held this year on Saturday, December 19, 2020. Participation is free! Online registration opens on the MCAS

<tomslaterphotography@...> wrote: Not unless they have to. It's always best to submit directly. They have an online form or you can email your photos and descriptions to the

*** Species Summary: - Common Gallinule (1 report) - Pigeon Guillemot (1 report) - Tropical Kingbird (4 reports) - Green-tailed Towhee (4 reports) - Orchard Oriole (3 reports) - Hooded Oriole (4