All, Yesterday, I checked out Ocean Park. There were at least 43 WF Ibis. Shorebirds have definitely switched over to the late fall migrants with 13 Dunlin, 9 LB Dowitchers (only one SBDO), and a

*** Species Summary: - Cackling Goose (1 report) - Solitary Sandpiper (1 report) - Townsend's Solitaire (1 report) - White Wagtail (1 report) - Black-and-white Warbler (1 report) - Tennessee Warbler

I had repeated close-up, eye-level views of this Warbler this afternoon. It came in on three occasions within a 30 min period to feed in the small Eucalyptus tree on the north-west corner of the

Janice, Jeff and I arrived at the tech Park at Hollister at about 9:00. Several people were already there. After not much action at the NE corner of the Eucalyptus grove I relocated down the east edge

The bird provided brief glimpses to a individuals in a fairly large group of birders this morning, but was never out in view for long and some of us didn't see it at all. All Vireos sighted this

It took some doing and a little patience, but I located 2 Brewer's Sparrows at Elings Park this morning. The birds were not in the sparse fennel patches near the stone bench or big bike jump, but

Dawn and I are there now. No sign of the wagtail. -- Steve Hovey

Did anyone relocate this bird? It's a great find. I didn't read the post until after 2 p.m. but immediately headed there and found neither Wagtail nor birders! Florence Sanchez

Hi All: I just had a 1st winter WHITE WAGTAIL at the mouth of Bell Creek. Access is best from Haskell’s Beach public parking lot near the Bacara, then walk the path to the beach, then approximately

Being seen again this morning along the north side of the euc grove. John Callender Carpinteria

*** Species Summary: - Black-chinned Hummingbird (3 reports) - Broad-winged Hawk (3 reports) - Lewis's Woodpecker (3 reports) - Townsend's Solitaire (1 report) - Brewer's Sparrow (3 reports) -

Hi Rob, I apologize for using your email to follow up on another bird report. I was going to post later,but after reading yours it seemed easier. I have been hearing Cedar Waxwings for a couple

Hi All: It’s been a long time, but I finally got to see another Broad-winged Hawk, a juvenile from the looks of it, as it soared over our heads as we stood on Bella Vista at 4:30 pm this evening.

Quite a few birders showed up this afternoon to watch the warblers at the business park. Yellow Warblers far outnumbered other species, but a Black-throated Gray showed up briefly as well as an

There are at least 3cedar waxwings in the giant Euc at Riviera Business Park Rob Hofberg

A very fine morning birding at Lake Cachuma. On the east end on Arrowhead Island, a pair of immature Golden Eagles frolicked with sufficient aerial antics to keep the ducks and shorebirds moving

And we also saw a MacGillivray’s Warbler in the northwest corner of the euc grove around 12:45. Someone else had seen one earlier today. Dawn Hovey Goleta

Oops! Sorry about the multiple photos - I thought I had deleted the extra ones. They are all versions of the same photo. Adrian O'Loghlen Goleta

Nick Lethaby thought he saw a ‘Mac’ Warbler at Tech Park (formally Logmein) early this am and later in the morning Pam Viale and Sue Cook found what was presumably the same bird he saw (see

Seen again at 12:10 in the eucs south of the vireo tree. -- Steve Hovey