*** Species Summary: - Curlew Sandpiper (1 report) - Short-billed Dowitcher (1 report) - Tropical Kingbird (2 reports) - Swamp Sparrow (1 report) - MacGillivray's Warbler (2 reports) -----------------

3 birds popped up from the creek bottom at 34.5057 -119.81848. This is slightly upstream of the upstream-most house of three houses in the lower part of Kinevan Rd. There are only three spots in the c

Today at the Logmein site just before 1:00 pm the Red-naped Sapsucker appeared in the sycamore trees just as reported by Jim Hodgson on Nov. 21 and John and Nick on Nov. 22. Nick had determined that t

*** Species Summary: - Curlew Sandpiper (1 report) - Tropical Kingbird (2 reports) --------------------------------------------- Thank you for subscribing to the <daily> Santa Barbara County Rare Bird

All, I arrived at the Guadalupe Dunes at 8.00 AM with a plan to walk the beach and scope offshore followed by checking out the estuary. As usual the park was closed (I think the staff hates me). It tu

Hello All, Had 2 continuing Yellow-crowned night herons one adult one juv. among 17 Black-crowned NHs. And a flyby of a Bonaparte’s Gull at Goleta Beach this afternoon. And one Pine Siskin at Bella Vi

The Swamp Sparrow was still present this morning just before 11:00 am at the usual spot at the far western end of the refuge just to the west of the outlet on the mudflat. Song Sparrow and two Common

All: I birded Tepusquet Road, Colson Canyon and the Santa Maria Mesa Road Ponds this morning. I saw an amazing 92 Wild Turkeys in the grain field about 1/2 mile south of Colson Canyon Road. At Colson

The last two Sundays Janice & I walked Ward Drive to the San Jose Creek confluence. Of particular note on the 15th was a scalped Scaup near the Dam. Not there yesterday, perhaps in the trailer park po

Sorry for the belated post but may still be of interest. Birded the LogMeIn campus yesterday AM with Dan Conroy-Beam and Elizabeth Agey. The west parking lot was very birdy with many Yellow-rumps and

*** Species Summary: - Curlew Sandpiper (2 reports) - Short-billed Dowitcher (1 report) - American Bittern (1 report) - Red-naped Sapsucker (1 report) - Tropical Kingbird (1 report) - Lucy's Warbler (

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Some photos (such as they are) of the sapsucker and of the continuing Lucy's Warbler I saw in the northwest corner of the complex (while looking unsuccessfully for the Blackburnian Warbler) are in thi

John Callender and I were able to refind the sapsucker reported by Jim Hodgeson yesterday. It is still in the sycamores. Despite the lack of a red nape, I believe it is a female Red-nape owing to the

Don Higgins and I birded Goleta Beach and Slough yesterday, 8:30 to 11 am. Birded from stairs at lot 6 to campus lagoon and down beach toward Goleta Beach. Continuing Curlew Sandpiper seen on Goleta B

*** Species Summary: - Sora (1 report) - Curlew Sandpiper (3 reports) - Short-billed Dowitcher (2 reports) - Tropical Kingbird (2 reports) - Swamp Sparrow (1 report) - Blackburnian Warbler (1 report)

Seen at 14:30 on the chain link fence and in the gum tree behind the west side of the lot in the far northwest corner. Jim Moore Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Tonight Betsy and I had 1 male Northern Harrier, 1 female Northern Harrier, 4 White-tailed Kites, 3 Barn Owls, 1 Great Horned Owl, and 1 Burrowing Owl. We did not see the Short-eared Owl. Guy Tingos S

Thanks Guy! I got lots of replies to my post and suggestions that the bird I saw was probably employed as an abatement sentry bird or in training. Several people mentioned HHs used at Cottage Hospital

All: I birded 5 locations in the north county this morning- 1. Brown Road Riparian-30 species. All expected for this area. 2. Guadalupe Fire Station Riparian Area-Expected species. 3. Guadalupe Corral