Palomar Audubon Society is again offering a novice-intermediate birding course consisting of four consecutive Tuesday classes starting April 12th at 6:30 P.M. at the Rancho Bernardo-Glassman Recreational Center at 18448 RB Community Center Drive off West Bernardo Drive in Rancho … Continue reading →
Tell your rep that birds deserve water too The Northern Spotted Owl has soared through the old-growth forests of the Pacific Northwest for thousands of years. But if it’s going to have a future in California, it will need your … Continue reading →
A large group of birders (40-44) enjoyed perfect weather. Highlights included Bullock’s Orioles, Grebes displaying mating rituals, and a flyover of a Bald Eagle as we were counting bird sightings at the end of the walk. 66 Species Gadwall Mallard … Continue reading →
The Starr Ranch Sanctuary Barn Owl Cam has been a favorite of viewers around the world for the past several years. Conceived by sanctuary manager Pete DeSimone, who has worked at Audubon for more than 37 years, the cam live … Continue reading →
It was a cool overcast day when 28 birders gathered on the shores of Whalen Lake for the semi-annual walkabout there. We were pleased to welcome to our group a couple of snowbirds from Vancouver and Alex, a junior birder … Continue reading →
Want to welcome spring birds? Now is the time to put up nest boxes and clean out old ones. You’ve seen them nailed to trees, stuck to the sides of fence posts, and propped up on poles near the edges … Continue reading →
Birders, We were blessed with good weather, good birders and just a bit of mud and there. Here is the list. We did not include the birds found in the field to the west of the perserve. Corrections or additions, … Continue reading →
The female owl incubates three eggs in the WBU Barred Owl nest. Who’s On Cam For You? Deep in the suburban wilds of central Indiana, the Wild Birds Unlimited Barred Owls have returned for a third year on cam. Nestled … Continue reading →
Hi Friends, This morning, Saturday March 5, five birders walked around the Dairy Mat Pond, Smuggler Gulch, and the Bird & Butterfly Garden. The weather was great for birding and we found 42 bird species. Just the usual suspects – … Continue reading →
In this issue: Global Big Day—14 May 2016 eBird photo of the month: Ivory Gull by Nick Anich Dream Jobs—three openings on the eBird Team! Great Backyard Bird Count preliminary results New migration research maps annual cycle of 118 species Become an … Continue reading →