I was surprised by the nearly 200 western tanagers this morning at Baywood point, Pasadena Drive! I have never witnessed this here. Exciting! Ron Ruppert Los Osos

A red-breasted sapsucker is back in the usual pepper trees at Cuesta College. North of the cafeteria and north of building 3100. Also the continuing Cassin’s Kingbirds are vocal in the same area. Park

I counted 28 Cassin’s Kingbirds near the Audubon Overlook (bay end of 3rd, 4th, & 5th streets) this morning while also experiencing a very high tide in the nearby bay! Such a delight to enjoy their lo

I sighted my first yard-bird Cassin’s Kingbird earlier this year at the Elfin Forest end of 10th street. Now I am seeing several Cassin’s Kingbirds daily at the north ends of 3rd and 4th streets. Toda

Viewed 3 RB sapsuckers on different parts of Cuesta College today. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

The red-breasted sapsucker was found on Gravelia tree northeast of 3100/library building at Cuesta College. Two Wilson Snipe landed on the lawn nearby flew around and took off. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

The Red breasted sapsucker was located at Cuesta College at noon today. A Cassin’s Kingbird was calling in the 1100 block of 16th Street in Los Osos at 8am. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

A white throated sparrow (tan-stripe) continues at my feeder 10th Street, Los Osos. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

This morning the Red-breasted sapsucker was found on Brazilian Pepper tree on the opposite side of library building from the last report. This is near the Cafeteria and 5400 building. Also Cassin’s Ki

Walking the very quiet Cuesta SLO campus this morning yielded a Cassin’s Kingbird and a Red-breasted Sapsucker both on the north side of the Library building. Barn owl in palms also north of library.

Snow goose continues at Morro creek lagoon Ron Ruppert Los Osos

Cuesta College, 1:30p The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker continues at Cuesta in the pepper tree east of 8000 building near the north-east part of campus. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

The Yellow-bellied and red-napped sapsuckers both continue at Cuesta College. The yellow-bellied spends time between the original pepper tree (building 8000) and the large Casaurina tree to the east.

The red-naped and yellow-bellied sapsuckers continue at Cuesta at the locations originally reported. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

The Red-naped Sapsucker/Hybrid is easy to find at Cuesta College just north of the Cafeteria. I have not seen the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

Cuesta College On small Brazilian pepper trees north of cafeteria. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

Cuesta College There are 5 small Brazilian Pepper trees just north of the cafeteria, well-marked with sapsucker drill holes. Now with binoculars I have determined it is a male and not female as previo

Red-naped sapsucker female 11:00am Cuesta College SLO campus On small trees north of cafeteria Ron Ruppert Los Osos

Just saw a Prairie Falcon flying at entrance to Cuesta College at Highway One and Morro Bay entrance. 2pm, Friday, Oct 4. Ron Ruppert Los Osos

The red-naped sapsucker (male) is likely the same one reported by Kaaren, Blythe and Fianna at Cuesta College. Spotted today at 1:15p in pepper tree at east end of 8000 building. Was present even as m