The PAS Board voted unanimously on these issues at their November 2014 meeting. The positions were submitted by the PAS Conservation Committee. Oak Creek Development Project Summary of Issue: Oak Creek is a proposal for a 65-home gated residential development … Continue reading →
Here’s the final bird tally for our Lindo Lake odyssey yesterday. Highlights included a huge flock of Red-crowned and Lilac-crowned Parrots, our friendly Greater White-fronted Goose, and close-up Tricolored Blackbirds. Special thanks go to our younger birders, Trysten Loefke and … Continue reading →
Hi Everyone, On a very warm day and the lake just about dried up, twenty-two birders found 51 bird species. Here is our list of bird species as reported by our field trip leader, Tom Trowbridge: Gadwall American wigeon Northern … Continue reading →
Posted by Steve Boyes of National Geographic Expeditions in Bird Watch on November 5, 2014 Asian Openbills are a distinctive stork specifically adapted to foraging around inland wetlands mainly in the Indian subcontinent and SE Asia. (Tanmoy … Continue reading →
Fifteen birders enjoyed a break in the rain storms to see 59 species. Gadwall Eurasian Wigeon American Wigeon Eurasian WigeonXAmerican Wigeon Hybrid Mallard Blue-winged Teal Cinnamon Teal Northern Shoveler Green-winged Teal Lesser Scaup Bufflehead Ruddy Duck Pied-billed Grebe Horned Grebe … Continue reading →
Birders, Here is the list. Any corrections, etc., please email me. I had forgotten one or two from the list we had made earlier in the day. Great day for Fox Sparrows, a life bird for quite a few of … Continue reading →
A new shipment of our official ball caps has just arrived! Just in time to show your support for our local Audubon chapter. They sport our very own PAS green & white California Gnatcatcher logo, are beige in color, … Continue reading →
Last Saturday, on our La Jolla Coastline field trip, we ran into the Bicycle Birder, Dorian Anderson. I think we all spoke briefly with him. What an interesting guy! Go to his website (below) and checkout his photo of our … Continue reading →
Below is our eBird report from the Palomar Audubon session at La Jolla Cove this past Saturday. Special thanks to Stan Walens for his extraordinary birding prowess and patient explanations of our sightings. (And for his identifying the bird of … Continue reading →
21 birders ground out 61 species of birds on a slow day at Lake Hodges. Most of us were surprised at the final tally! Here is the list: horned grebe eared grebe western grebe Clark’s grebe American white pelican double … Continue reading →