*** Species Summary: - Harlequin Duck (1 report) - Barrow's Goldeneye (6 reports) - Tropical Kingbird (2 reports) - Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored/cismontanus) (1 report) - Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colo

Male at the feeders this a.m. Lawrence's Goldfinch. First time since Feb. 2019. Near Vet's Hall SLO -- Nancy Jean Mann San Luis Obispo njmann50@... "A duck a day!!!!" William Henry "Hank" Deveraux, Jr

Hi, all, I had trouble fiinding the page for submitting comments. I called Regulations.gov and the agent helped me find the page. Here's how to do it: 1) Click on the link Kathanne gave: https://sen.g

Rollbacks of parts of the 100-year old Migratory Bird Treaty Act were ruled by the Trump administration. The US Fish & Wildlife Service, on February 9, delayed the new rule, which is now under review,

Pair of White tailed Kite flying together today behind Achievement House Cuesta College Campus. NJ Mann SLO -- Nancy Jean Mann San Luis Obispo njmann50@... "A duck a day!!!!" William Henry "Hank" Deve

I came across this post today on the Monterey birds site and thought some of our members might be interested. Alvaro is one of the leading bird experts who generously shares his knowledge and insight

Feeding this morning at my feeders. Welcome back Claudia in west Atascadero at 1700'

This came in to Morro Coast Audubon and I am passing it on to this group to see if anyone can assist in this research. Judy Neuhauser President, Morro Coast Audubon Society ---------- Forwarded messag

I saw one raven at the intersection of South Bay Blvd and Turri Road in Los Osos on Thursday morning. I saw another raven yesterday on East Prado Road in SLO. Tyson Baker Los Osos.

This morning while birding at Alva Paul, Morro Strand State Beach, Penny Principe and I were delighted to find Dozer, the satellite monitored Long-billed Curlew celebrity. At 8 AM Dozer was bathing an

I spent today (Thursday, 2/25) birding Carrizo Plains (mostly along Soda Lake Road) and nearby Elkhorn Road. Most noteworthy were some early migrants: 1 Cassin’s Kingbird photographed along Soda Lake

The adult male Harlequin Duck continues in the Port San Luis area. This morning it was loafing on a low rock straight out from the state for the Diablo Canyon access road. Two female type White-winged

Please, please remember as we move into nesting season to exercise caution and restraint when disclosing the nesting locations of birds, particularly rare birds. Remember that it is part of the ABA Co

Spent the afternoon at Montaña de Oro this sunny Sunday. Checked the cactus at the bridge--no sign of the Streak-backed Oriole. A Song Sparrow and two Wrentits were observed helping themselves to cact

A pair of Hooded Mergansers continue to be found in the seasonal pond seen from Monte Cristo off HWY 1. Heading north this is a left turn just past Route 46 to Paso Robles I reported this pair to ebir

All: The SLO Birding Moderators let me know that I could post this message. I recently started a site called "Central Coast Birding" on MeWe. I'm hoping this will be a nice site for informal discussio

While no one dislikes the idea of off road vehicles AGAIN gaining access to Oso Flaco Lake more than I do, and I appreciate Jeff Miller for bringing this to our attention, but I must remind everyone t

I’m bumping Jeff Miller’s message up... Sometimes as birders we get so focused on the birds that we forget to take time to stick up for the habitats that they require. Please re-read below and respond

I am in SLO on Orcutt Rd. near Laurel. I have fresh nectar out but no hummers for at least a week? Any ideas? Susan C. San Luis Obispo -- Dreamzville.com (Home of Dreamzville Radio), San Luis Obispo.

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