On May 30, 2026, 27 people enjoyed a great day birding in 4 spots along Kitchen Creek Road. The target bird for this area was the Gray Vireo, which we were finally able to see really well at the last stop. … Continue reading →
On May 23, 2026, twenty‑eight participants joined us for the scheduled field trip at Ramona Grasslands. The weather was overcast and seasonal, providing comfortable conditions for birding. Raptors were active throughout the morning, hawks and kestrels were plentiful, and Lark … Continue reading →
It was a beautiful day in the valley yesterday! The San Pasqual Valley has a lot to offer, being part of the San Dieguito Watershed, close to Safari Park; plus, there are grasslands and agricultural fields nearby. The Santa Maria … Continue reading →
On April 23rd, the Palomar Audubon Society was treated to a presentation by Phil Unitt, who recently retired from the San Diego Natural History Museum, where he was the Curator of Birds and Mammals, author of the San Diego County … Continue reading →
On Saturday, May 9th, a fabulous group of birders gathered at Dairymart pond to explore the area in hopes of spotting some of the resident bird species as well as migratory birds that come through the area as part of … Continue reading →
On Saturday, May 2, twenty birders met up at the La Jolla Cove, and we found 23 different bird species. The weather was overcast, cold, and windy. Not the best day for finding birds. We found lots of Brant’s Cormorants, … Continue reading →
Hello Friends, On Saturday, April 25th, a small group of us met at the Big Morongo parking Lot to execute our scheduled field trip. Some of us camped overnight, others of us made the rigorous 5 AM drive from San Diego. … Continue reading →
On Saturday, April 11, sixteen birders walked around Wilderness Gardens Preserve in Pala, and we found 42 different bird species. The weather was excellent for most of the morning, but it became quite warm at the end of our walk. … Continue reading →
On Saturday, April 4th, a group of 17 people met at the Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve in southwestern Riverside County. This Nature Conservancy preserve contains one of the most intact remnants of Southern California’s native landscapes, protecting a collection … Continue reading →
On Saturday, March 28th, at 8 AM, twenty of us met at the Sweetwater River Gorge trail to see what we could find. The day looked hopeful, nice weather and a cohesive group of birders and photographers. It is also … Continue reading →