The Batiquitos Lagoon and the Agua Hedionda Lagoon offer you a chance to see some of the 200 different bird species that visit them. Shelley J. Beeby This mini-doc from the Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation tells the … Continue reading →
Bird Cams eNews The Wild Birds Unlimited Barred Owls take in the world outside their box. Photo by Jim Carpenter. Nonstop Owl Action Our two owl cams have been a whirlwind of activity over the last few days. The … Continue reading →
Our scheduled walk at Kit Carson Park had to be changed due to the park being used by Cal Fire. The park was closed to the public. Thanks to Jim Beckman and Penny Hernandez for redirecting any birder that did … Continue reading →
Note: Palomar Audubon is assisting the biologist working for the Pala Tribe in doing bird surveys. Of special interest is the threaten Willow Flycatcher. PAS may also add this location to our field trips. – Jeff This morning, … Continue reading →
Good afternoon, 14 birders enjoyed a pleasant morning alongside a mostly dry San Luis Rey river. The highlights included Bulloch’s and Hooded oriole, Western tanager, Black-headed grosbeak and Costa’s hummingbird. A total of 54 species was seen which included the … Continue reading →
By COREY KILGANNON and EMILY S. RUEB MAY 10, 2014, 12:13 AM Michael Nagle for The New York Times Bird-watchers, like these in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, will compete on Saturday in the World Series of Birding in New Jersey. … Continue reading →
Cornell Lab eNews May 2014 Our Inside Birding videos help you with practical tips on how to recognize species like this Hairy Woodpecker. Our Free 4-Part Video Series Reveals Fun Bird ID Secrets The fields are bursting with song and the … Continue reading →
Birders, Fifteen brave birders attacked the hills and valleys of the Ranch in really warm conditions. It turned out to be a beautiful day which included a tour of the historic ranch house, now ready for weddings, and a few … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Posted by Steve Boyes of National Geographic Expeditions in Explorers Journal on May 1, 2014 “Flying fruit” Strawberry finches are found in open fields and grasslands in tropical Asia where they are a popular cage bird due to the male’s red plumage in the breeding season. (Gurum … Continue reading →