Hello Friends. On Saturday, September 20, 2025, twenty-three of us met at the visitor center parking lot for our PAS-scheduled field trip at Tijuana Slough. Linda and I were pleased at the turnout, and I suggested that this time we … Continue reading →
Hi Birders, On Saturday, September 13, 22 birders walked the Batiquitos Lagoon Trail. The weather was cool, which made for a nice walk. Although we are too early for the arrival of most of the wintering duck,s we were treated … Continue reading →
Hi Birders, On Saturday, September 6, thirty-two birders walked around Santee Lakes Recreational Preserve. The weather was warm, but we managed to complete the walk before the really hot weather arrived. We found 44 different bird species. The Egyptian Goose … Continue reading →
On August 30th, 33 bird watchers, ranging from brand-new birders to seasoned experts, joined together for a field trip to Guajome Park. Over the course of a little more than a mile, the group observed an impressive 44 species. A … Continue reading →
Hi Good Friends, On Saturday, August 23, thirty-six birders walked around Robb Field. The weather was warm, but pleasant for some cool coastal birding. We found 44 different bird species. Lots of Elegant Terns, Western Gulls, and Semipalmated Plovers. Here’s … Continue reading →
Palomar Audubon Society Field Trip Report – August 16, 2025 Seventeen birders joined our outing on August 16, 2025, to Cuyamaca Rancho State Park’s Stonewall Mine Trail and Lake Cuyamaca. It was a beautiful day in the mountains, with pleasant … Continue reading →
Hello Bird Enthusiasts, This morning, about 27 birders met at Oak Hill Memorial Park in Escondido. This location is a well-established cemetery in the southeast part of town. Mature oaks and pines offer needed shade for birds and birders during … Continue reading →
August 2, 2025. What a day this turned out to be for thirty-two birders as they canvassed the dried-up old back-nine holes of the abandoned Moosa Creek Golf Course. The unique advantage to this almost desolate landscape is that it … Continue reading →
July 26th, 2025. On a beautiful day at the lake, we had 40+ birding enthusiasts show up. We had views of all the egrets and herons right away. Mostly mallards and Ruddy Ducks with a few grebes and Wood Ducks. … Continue reading →
On Saturday, July 19th, 29 members of the Palomar Audubon Society explored four birding hotspots in the southern San Diego border region. Our stops included Dairy Mart Ponds, the Tijuana River Valley Ranger Station, the Bird & Butterfly Garden, and … Continue reading →