Category Archives: Bird Walks

It was a beautiful sunny, spring day at Daley Ranch yesterday. Many people were taking part in outdoor activities at this location and finding parking was a bit challenging, but this didn’t deter fourteen dedicated birders. After a quick introduction, … Continue reading →

On Saturday, March 29, sixteen birders met up at Lake Murray in La Mesa. We initially walked around the northwest portion of the lake and then drove over to the southeast portion and found a few more bird species. We … Continue reading →

Twenty-eight birders enjoyed a lovely spring day at Lindo Lake.  The temperature was about perfect, neither too hot nor too cold.  We were equally blessed to have encountered all targeted rare bird species, including the American Redstart, Neotropic Cormorant, and … Continue reading →

Eleven intrepid birders braved the cold, cloudy morning and muddy roads to get out to San Jacinto Wildlife Area. Davis Road had a narrow center lane that was relatively free of water and had only a thin layer of mud … Continue reading →

     The morning was cold, but warmed up just enough for the 23 enthusiastic birders that arrived for our walk. At the entrance we were able to see 2 continuing Solitary Sandpipers along with lots of Blue-winged & Cinnamon … Continue reading →

Hi Birders, On Saturday, February 22, nineteen birders met up at the San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary in Irvine, California. This location is always a favorite for our PAS birders 90 different bird species were found during a pretty much all-day … Continue reading →

On Saturday, February 8, 25 birders enjoyed a sunny and cool morning walking around Guajome Park.  We saw a total of 58 species ofbirds including a handsome White-tailed Kite who was posed perfectly in the morning light and a rare … Continue reading →

On Saturday, February 1st; seventeen of us met at Gabbiano parking area to see what birds we might encounter on this cold February morning. I saw some new faces and was pleased. I hope you enjoyed yourselves, please come back. Our bird count … Continue reading →

On Saturday, January 25, twenty-eight eager birders walked around Kit Carson Park in Escondido. The morning weather was quite cool (35) when we started, but warmed up later. We found 58 different bird species at this favorite PAS location. There … Continue reading →

  Hello Friends, Today, Saturday, January 18th, 30 of us met to participate in our birding expedition to the Oak Hills Memorial Park in Escondido. It was a cold and still morning. Most of us were regular participants, we had … Continue reading →

                    On Saturday, January 11, a group of about thirty-five birders participated in Palomar Audubon’s bird walk at Felicita County Park in Escondido. Felicita Park is a beautiful historic park listed … Continue reading →

  On Saturday, January 4, 2025, twenty-eight birders walked around Dixon Lake in north Escondido. This was our first PAS field trip of the year. Happy New Year! The weather was quite cool for most of the morning. We found … Continue reading →

On December 28th, 16 birders got up early in the morning so they could meet at the Tijuana Estuary Visitors Center in order to enjoy the wildlife and community of bird enthusiasts. We started our day finding a Yellow-headed Amazon … Continue reading →

Hello Bird Enthusiasts, About twenty-seven birders met at Lake Wohlford yesterday and walked Egret Trail to the service road on the south side of the lake. Coincidentally, this was the day the lake was freshly stocked with Rainbow Trout, so … Continue reading →

On a clear, sunny day at the scenic San Elijo Lagoon, 27 enthusiastic members of the Palomar Audubon Society joined us for a delightful bird walk around the lagoon’s perimeter. The group observed an impressive 68 bird species, showcasing the … Continue reading →

Hello Friends, On November 23rd, 2024, 27 of us met at Lindo Lake for our scheduled semi-annual field trip. This park seems to be getting better after many seasons of rebuilding. I enjoy the secondary trails, piers, and bird blinds. … Continue reading →