50 eyes scoured the hillsides, fields, mystic trail and lakeside for our feathered friends this morning. The count seemed scan as we sallied forth. We blamed global warming, lack of rain, lack of bugs, lack of patience. However, come our … Continue reading →
A newsletter from Team eBird at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology Become an eBird Partner We’d like to invite you to become an eBird Partner — a small group of dedicated eBirders who support eBird by making an automatic monthly … Continue reading →
Our New Website: See How We’re Bringing Back the Birds We’re excited to announce the launch of the new American Bird Conservancy website: a brighter, more colorful, easier to navigate, and mobile-friendly way to stay connected with our bird conservation … Continue reading →
We had a good turnout of at least 39 birders. The weather was overcast and pleasant. Many of the shorebirds were in breeding plumage, which is always a treat. Saw a Great-blue Heron swallow a fish that was so large … Continue reading →
Audubon California succeeds on the power of its network. Over the years, your collective voice has led to great changes in the way our society values and protects birds. From our formation over the slaughter of egrets for hats to … Continue reading →
Owls have some of the most beautiful eyes in the animal kingdom. They are excellent hunters, and rely on night vision to capture their prey with ease. They are said to represent wisdom, since owls are highly intelligent creatures. The … Continue reading →
2015 Alert #4 Defend the San Diego County General Plan from Lilac Hills Ranch Background In 2011, the County of San Diego adopted an historic General Plan update that accommodated all projected growth within a “smart growth” … Continue reading →
Twenty PASers took the challenge of a long day, and explored the route to Idyllwild for birds. We found 66 species on Saturday and another 3 on Sunday. It was a convivial group, with many busy conversations over breakfast. The … Continue reading →
Birders, We managed to escape torrential rains while birding the Slough area. We weren’t so lucky at the 7th St. mud flats which were full of shore birds. As soon as we set up the scope we got drenched so … Continue reading →
Hi Birders, This morning thirty birders met up for a leisurely walk around Lake Murray. The weather was almost perfect – really cool for a July 11 field trip. We found 46 bird species with great looks at the Scaly-breasted … Continue reading →