Marge and Don are correct. On checking my photos it is clear that one of the two birds Pam and I saw this am was a male. Adrian O'Loghlen Goleta

Pam Viale and I saw the two female Northern Bobwhites at LLC this am (Mon). They were at the edge of the reeds about 15' south of the blocked-off entrance to the western end of the wooden footbridge.

There was quite a lot of warbler activity in the large Euc west of the stone bridge at Refugio SB this am. And as Brad mentioned in his post, there were several Nashville Warblers foraging in this Euc

Pam Viale and I found an adult Green-tailed Towhee at Chase Palm Park this afternoon while we were searching for the Dickcissel. It was foraging on the ground near the wall north of the Shipwreck Play

Pam Viale and I found a Virginia's Warbler foraging on the Anise plants under the freeway bridge at Refugio SB this am (Mon). We also saw the leucistic Willow Flycatcher previously reported by Dave Co

This morning (Tues) I saw a leucistic CA Thrasher with a very striking white head at Refugio Creek where it passes under the freeway bridge. https://flic.kr/p/2jCrYLy Not much other bird activity of n

At least one of the Virginia Rails continues at Phelps bridge at UCSB's North Campus Open Space. It was foraging along the edge of the reeds on the south side of the bridge this am (Wed). Adrian O'Log

There was a fledgling Hermit Thrush at the 'new' bridge on Kinevan Rd. yesterday morning (Thurs). Although Hermit Thrushes have been heard singing in this area during this and previous breeding season

I changed the Flickr image so that the composite photo now shows the LHS of 'both' birds. It's the same link - https://flic.kr/p/2ji4uD5 Adrian O'Loghlen Goleta

Below is a link to side-by-side photos of the White-eyed Vireo at Ellwood today and the Vireo that was at Camino Corto on 25th May. They look like different birds. https://flic.kr/p/2ji4uD5 Adrian O'L

There was a Wilson's Phalarope in breeding plumage at NCOS this am (Wed). It was in the pond nearest the path at the north-west end of the Open Space. As previously reported, there was a single White-

Pam and I had some great views of the Red-eyed Vireo found by Nick Lethaby this am at Refugio Rd. Brad Hacker located the bird initially by its persistent singing and it remained in view in some Sycam

Photos of the two Parulas described by Glenn and originally found by Peter yesterday can be seen at, https://www.flickr.com/gp/104247213@N05/97Y9Cw Adrian O'Loghlen Goleta

The vireo ceased being "cooperative" later in the AM and hadn't been seen or heard for at least half an hour when I left around 12:30 pm. I did mange to get some photos despite the fact it spent most

There were two male and one female Blue Grosbeaks at Farren Rd. this AM (Sun). Lots of interactions between the males including chases, counter singing and at one point they engaged in an aerial fight

This AM (Wed) Pam Viale and I had good views of a Grasshopper Sparrow on Farren Rd. at the location where Libby Patton reported hearing one on Mon. It was on the west side of the road along the flat s

This morning (Tues) Joan Kent and I saw both of the American Bitterns reported previously at LLC. They were in the reeds on the western side of the lake. We were watching one for 20/30 mins when the o

There was a pair of Canvasbacks at Lake Los Carneros this morning (Wed). They were at the Northern end of the lake. The Bittern also made a brief appearance around 9:30 am in the reeds at the western

There was a young Bald Eagle circling high over north-west Goleta this am (Wed) around 9 am. I took the photo below from near the parking lot at Lake Los Carneros. Adrian O'Loghlen Goleta

The continuing American Bittern was in the reeds on the north side of the lake opposite the eastern end of the dam this am (Mon., approx. 11 am). It flew across the lake and landed in the reeds close