This morning Maggie Smith and I drove Bitterwater Road from Hwy 58 to Hwy 46 looking for Swainson’s Hawks. There have been several recent reports from East County. About 5-miles north of Hwy 58 we fou

The previously reported 1st cycle Iceland Gull was seen again this morning, just after 10:00 am, as it flew over the northern parking lot. A few of us waited for just a short time before it appeared a

We have a couple of gorgeous White-crowned sparrows, newly molted and beautiful. The Golden-crowned sparrows have their bright golden crown stripe and the younger ones are molting into theirs. White-t

So what ARE the "toilets" like on the mobile safari? All I heard was "it's attached to your tent." Same bucket as the shower? N -- Nancy Jean Mann San Luis Obispo njmann50@... "A duck a day!!!!" Willi

Hi Everyone, The Morro Rock field trip is FULL and a waiting list has been started. Thanks for your interest. Freddy Howell MCAS Field Trip Coordinator

Morro Coast Audubon Society Presents FIELD TRIP: Birds of Land and Sea at Morro Rock DATE: Friday, April 29, 2022 TIME: 9:30am to 11:30am LEADER: Bob Revel CO-LEADER: Robbie Revel Trip is limited to 1

A friend in Seattle sent me this photo of a Red-flanked Bluetail, seen for several days in that area. It is not here presently, just have a look so just in case it appears in our county, you will know

This field trip is now FULL and a waiting list has been started. Thank your for your interest. Freddy Howell MCAS Field Trip Coordinator

Morro Coast Audubon presents: FIELD TRIP: Cerro Alto Campground DATE: Friday, April 22, 2022 TIME: 8:00am to 11:00am LEADER: Will Knowlton RSVP Required! Limited to 10 participants-A waiting list will

Dozer, the satellite tagged Long-billed Curlew, has traveled back to Idaho. His last reading was on March 27th from the Morro Strand State Beach area. The next reading was from today, March 30th. He i

A few days ago I mentioned to a friend that…"If it wasn't for slocobirding, I wouldn't have had any way to notify our birding community about the record intergeneric hybrid at Sweet Springs". Slocobir

Had my FOS Black-headed Grosbeak in our yard today. Still waiting on Orioles. Rick Derevan Atascadero

At Cloisters, flew into a large tree some distance from the pond, but could be seen AND heard from the pond's viewing platform. Dawn Beattie Morro Bay

Last week I had a hooded oriole in my yard. Today, during a downpour, I had a black headed grosbeak female munching away despite the deluge. It is fun to see old friends. Bird on, Tom in Nipomo -- Tom

The intergeneric hybrid continued to be seen, heard singing and photographed this morning during our second SS breeding bird survey of the season. The bird has typically been found moving about in the

I didn't see one in my yard all winter, but I had one just now. Photos (if I got any decent ones) to follow at some point on my Flickr site. Rick Derevan Atascadero https://www.flickr.com/photos/shelt

This answer to my question is just in from Cornell and am including the complete correspondence: Good to know! Hi Kaaren, thanks for your question. Birds reported as "sparrow sp." will not automatical

I thought some of you might be wondering what's up with the intergeneric hybrid discovered on Feb. 4 at Sweet Springs, Los Osos. Since I first spotted this little bird a lot of research has followed.

This field trip is now FULL and a waiting list has been started. Thanks for your enthusiasm. Freddy Howell MCAS Field Trip Coordinator

My FOS yard male Hooded Oriole showed up today. Welcome back buddy. Near Vet's Hall, SLO -- Nancy Jean Mann San Luis Obispo njmann50@... "A duck a day!!!!" William Henry "Hank" Deveraux, Jr.' .