The bird was still there, calling from the bank and foraging in the creekbed about 150 feet north of 6th Street, this evening at 5 p.m. Photos in the eBird list

I’ve got one in my back yard today. First I’ve seen this season. Guy Tingos Santa Barbara -- Guy Tingos Santa Barbara

N. waterthrush near 6th Street -- Nick Lethaby Goleta, CA

Sorry Not Blackburnian, Blackpoll David -- David Levasheff Santa Barbara

Blackburnian Warbler seen in the big eucalyptus west of the bridge at Refugio. Large numbers of Yellow Warblers would come and go. 17 White-faced Ibis came into Devereux Slough in the early

*** Species Summary: - White-winged Dove (1 report) --------------------------------------------- Thank you for subscribing to the <daily> Santa Barbara County Rare Bird Alert.The report below shows

Thanks for letting all of us know about this, Wim. Very sad to hear this. All of my encounters with Roger were most pleasant. My experience of him was of a kind and humble person who never let his ego

Thank you, Wim, for calling our attention to Roger Millikan’s passing. I just wanted to mention what a life saver he was with his beautiful photos of birds, which he would bring to my bird classes

I was sad to learn that Roger Millikan died a few days ago: https://www.noozhawk.com/article/roger_c._millikan When I found my first proper CBC bird (Eastern Phoebe, 2010), Roger was very helpful by

To anyone who's interested, here's my personal list from the western half of the survey - the official compiler might have slightly more number-perfect counts of some species that I estimated. It

If of interest a few photos of the Blackpoll Warbler found at Refugio St Beach this morning. Seems to be missing most of its

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Kind of an awesome survey at NCOS this morning. The egrets (80 Snowy, 38 Great) decided to harvest the fishes here this morning, but I know there were others on Devereux Slough as well. We need

After seeing the Worm-eating Warbler for a few seconds at its usual location with several other birders it was not seen for about half an hour. Leaving the site I was then with Ken Pearlman at the

a Blackpoll Warbler in the big euc adjacent to stone wall just inside park. Many other new arrivals of common western migrants so will scan for others. Peter Schneekloth Buellton

The elusive Worm-eating Warbler showed itself this morning off the path where it has been seen previously in the Ellwood area. It was actively feeding at mid-level among the dried leaves in a

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Ken Pearlman and I saw a Red-breasted Nuthatch at Refugio SB this am (Wed). It was in the trees beside the stone bridge. Adrian O'Loghlen Goleta

I just realized Mark already checked the SMRE and found nothing.

Has anyone checked out the SMRE to see if there are birds here as well? I can confirm there are absolutely no terns at Ocean Beach Park from 2 visits in the last few days.