Hi All, This morning September 26, twelve birders spent the morning at Kumeyaay Lake near Santee. As expected, it was quite warm, but we managed to find a good assortment of birds with 43 different bird species. Here’s our list: … Continue reading →
We’re almost there! Thanks to your tireless advocacy on behalf of birds and the people who love them, we are one step away from seeing several important climate bills turn into California law. We need you to write to Governor … Continue reading →
Autumn can fly by, and with it, the opportunity to enjoy the parade of migrating birds overhead. No matter what flyway you are in, fall migration promises to be the can’t-miss event of the season. Join in the excitement with … Continue reading →
Good morning, 24 birders braved a high tide and warm temperatures for 55 species. The highlight of the trip was to see former long time Palomar Audubon Society members Doug and Mickie Nail who were visiting from Arizona. List of … Continue reading →
Daily Herald 4:18 p.m. CDT September 16, 2015 (Photo: PaulReevesPhotography, Getty Images/iStockphoto) P.D. asks, “I’m following a Facebook page about birds and someone posted that they ‘got a lifer’ What does that mean?” Answer: A “lifer” or “life bird” is a … Continue reading →
Help Save Species – 365 Days A Year 2016 Photo Ark Calendars – Now Available! The Photo Ark 2016 calendars showcase some of the most captivating and beautiful photographs from the collection. Available now as a daily boxed calendar or 16 month wall … Continue reading →
Twenty birders started the walk and we ended with 3 birders compiling the list. So, some bird sightings may not made the list. It was hot and muggy, but at least the overcast sky helped a little. Many expected birds … Continue reading →
10 of our favorite mnemonic devices that birders use to make sense of the sounds. Source: Identify birds by their songs using this clever trick
Continue reading →Hi Friends, This morning, September 5, thirty-four birders walked around Kit Carson Park and we found 52 bird species. A good mix of resident and migrating birds. Here’s our bird list: Mallard Pied-billed Grebe Double-crested Cormorant Great Egret Snowy Egret … Continue reading →
24 birders braved the humid heat to find 60 birds. Highlights incl 3 Soras, 3 green herons & 1 Black-throated magpie jay. Complete list follows Canada Goose Mallard Cinnamon Teal Northern Shoveler Northern Pintail Ruddy Duck Pied-billed Grebe Double-crested Cormorant … Continue reading →