*** Species Summary: - Willet (Western) (1 report) - Elegant Tern (1 report) --------------------------------------------- Thank you for subscribing to the <daily> San Luis Obispo County Rare Bird Ale

So is there one Franklin's at Cayucos Creek mouth and another at the Pismo Pier? Thanks NJMann SLO -- Nancy Jean Mann San Luis Obispo njmann50@... "A duck a day!!!!" William Henry "Hank" Deveraux, Jr.

A Franklin's Gull (adult in breeding plumage, black hood, thick white eye crescents) was observed today from 11:33 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at Cayucos Creek mouth along with three Bonaparte's Gulls, until t

Morro Coast Audubon Society Presents FIELD TRIP: Heron and Egret Rookery Walk DATE: Friday, June 3rd, 2022 TIME: 9:30am to 11:00am LEADER: Robbie Revel CO-LEADER: Claudia Freitas Trip is limited to 12

The FRANKLIN'S GULL previously reported continued last evening as of 7pm in a flock of sub-adult California Gulls on the beach just off the Pismo Creek parking lot, by the lifeguard towers. The gull w

Seen at 6:55 on the upper beach, just north of the bathroom, playground and lifeguard towers at the Addie St parking lot. In a group of 300 mostly California Gulls. Seen with Nick Belardes and Brad Sc

2 adult Black Skimmers were loafing among a mixed flock of gulls at the creek mouth this morning. They had been disturbed a few times but continued to return to the same location during my observation

Black-footed Albatross Aug 14 2021 - photo by Alvaro Jaramillo For the first time, Alvaro's Adventures is offering TWO pelagic trips out of Morro Bay this year: July 21st and September 18th. Check out

The NE overnight airflow predicted a good morning flight of migrants this morning, and movement after sunrise at Deer Canyon bore this out. Bird numbers weren't particularly high, but the migrants see

Blue Grosbeak seen and heard singing at the Quarry Trail parking lot off South BayBlvd. Tom Graves

There are two Cattle Egrets in breeding plumage with gulls on the rocks north of the Cayucos Pier this morning. Tom Edell Cayucos, CA Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone -- Tom Edell Cayuc

Thank you for your enthusiastic response; the MAY 25th field trip is FULL. Because we have an extensive waiting list already, we have closed the registration forms. Thank you, Freddy Howell Robbie Rev

Morro Coast Audubon Society Presents FIELD TRIP: Birds of Land and Sea at Morro Rock DATE: Wednesday, May 25, 2022 TIME: 9:30am to 11:30am LEADER: Claudia Freitas CO-LEADER: Robbie Revel Trip is limit

Here are some song clips of the Dark-eyed Junco x White-crowned Sparrow hybrid (see the attachments). Compare the trill song on different days. I’m sending another post, and then you can compare the h

Got good looks at a Black Swift flying over the lake heading North. I waited for awhile hoping to see more. Large all dark swift with broad based wings and broad slightly notched tail. Maggie Smith Ar

Nice morning in Los Osos. -Bald Eagle seen in pasture along straightaway between Foothill & the sharp left turn. -Western Bluebirds and Western Meadowlarks seen along Turri Rd. Nothing at ponds, becau

Hello Birders, Our pelagic schedule for the year is now online, and I wanted to mention that we have two Morro Bay trips. One is on July 21 and the other on Sept 18. Both on the Endeavor, out of Morro

9:30 am, Sunday. We lost count! Also many black headed grosbeaks, a few bullock's orioles, a hooded oriole, bluebirds, etc...

I am an amateur photographer who has developed a fairly recent interest in birds. I am new to this group but have been posting observations to iNaturalist for about a year and a half. (As a side note,

Yesterday (Thursday) morning I drove up to a turnout near the top of Cypress Mountain Road (east of Cambria), at about 2000’ in elevation. I arrived about 6:30 am, stayed for 45 minutes and saw no evi