stopped for a few minutes saw earlyish Townsend’s, orange crowned and Wilson’s. Saw Adrian O said he would try for photos. Peter Schneekloth Buellton

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As I was leaving LLC yesterday evening, the setting sun highlighted a bird high in the trees above the parking lot (NE corner). It was an unfamiliar bird to me, but I've check on Bird Sleuth and with

Jeff Hanson and I stopped by the seep for 45- 60 minutes after the noon hour. We accumulated the following: 4 Wilson Warbler 3 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 2 Orange-crowned Warbler 1 Common

Hi All: Just to let you know that some of us are out birding, & there are lots of species to look at at both locations. We ran into Libby Pattern, Guy Tingos, David Levasheff, and Jeff Hanson also

Carpinteria Salt Marsh Nature Park, Wednesday, Aug, 21, 2019, noon 16 White-faced Ibis briefly visited the Park before flying off towards the mountains, seemingly headed somewhere between Rancho

Needed to be in Goleta for a few hours this AM so stopped at Coronado on the way in and Refugio on the way home. Coronado had a few common birds only. Shortly before noon I was leaving Refugio when I

SB Birders, I checked out the “A” Street ponds and they were way sucky. I then drove by the formally flooded field on Black Road. All the grading appears to be done? It also looks like it will

*** Species Summary: - Yellow-billed Cuckoo (1 report) - Costa's Hummingbird (1 report) - Manx Shearwater (1 report) - Neotropic Cormorant (1 report) - Yellow-crowned Night-Heron (3 reports) - Merlin

Wes and I seem to hit Santa Maria about the same time but don't end up with the same birds. Once again, I missed the Reddish Egret at the Santa Maria River and I really LOOKED! The beach at the

Hi all, Just to add one bird I failed to mention was an adult Ring-billed Gull at SMSW. Also today at Gaviota I saw a Gull that looked very much like a Herring Gull, not positive. Good birding. Wes

I had nice views of a Solitary Sandpiper at Lake Jocelyn in Carpinteria this morning. Photos are in the eBird list below. https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S59174771 A few notes about access: The lake

Thursday, 8/22, 9:30-11:00 am Started at the Coronado puddle. At least 4 Wilson's Warbler. Other birds detected included Pac-slope Flycatcher, Black-headed Grosbeak, Common Yellowthroat,

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Today I decided to try something different and drove to the top of Refugio Pass where it meets West Camino Cielo. I arrived just about 8 a.m. I was curious to see if I could pick up any upslope

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Hi All: Marilyn Harding & I went out to see if we could find the Solitary Sandpiper seen yesterday by John Callender at Lake Jocelyn. No luck. Pond still has lots of water & a few Red-necked

Carpinteria Creek, Saturday morning, Aug.24, 2019 Three juvenile YCNH’s in Carp Creek, 200 yds. north of 7th St. Rob Denholtz Carp -- Rob Denholtz Carpinteria

This morning at Devereux Slough there are 11 Red Knots. Jim Hodgson and I pretty carefully counted them, and one small group includes a very red individual. We mostly saw them on the west side of the

Carpinteria Creek is very walkable again, this year. I birded from about 50 meters south of Carpinteria Avenue all the way to railroad bridge, walking in the creek the whole way. Just one area where I