Date: 10/15/26 9:37 am From: Ryan Terrill via groups.io <Ornithoterrill...> Subject: [SanDiegoRegionBirding] Balboa Park this morning
Hi all-
I had a nice stroll around the park before work this morning - I check some of the central area then crossed the bridge to the southwest side. Like this weekend, that's where all the interesting birds were.
There was a new TROPICAL KINGBIRD just south of the Chess club with Cassin's, a continuing BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER just north of that, and one TENNESSEE WARBLER continued in the fig tree it was in this weekend. After I thought the irruption had died down, there were three new RED-BREASTED NUTHATCHES scattered around the southwestern quarter of the park.
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