Marty
There is nothing anywhere on the Internet that I have seen so far about this bird so please copy and paste or share whatever you can here to Cal birds.
Tom
Marty
There is nothing anywhere on the Internet that I have seen so far about
this bird so please copy and paste or share whatever you can here to Cal
birds.
Tom
Thomas Geza Miko
Claremont CA 91711
909.241.3300
On Thu, Oct 22, 2026 at 12:09 PM Marty Freeland via groups.io <martinf3=
<stanford.edu...> wrote:
> Refound at same location with MOB
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> *From:* <peninsula-birding...> <peninsula-birding...> on
> behalf of Marty Freeland via groups.io <martinf3...>
> *Sent:* Thursday, 22 October 2026 11:46:32
> *To:* 'Peninsula Birding' <peninsula-birding...>; CALBIRDS <
> <calbirds...>
> *Subject:* [pen-bird] Putative YELLOW-BROWED WARBLER
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> Phylloscopus warbler appearing to be a YELLOW-BROWED in Moss Beach, San
> Mateo Co. photos and further details forthcoming
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> GPS (37.5245821, -122.5039195)
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> Marty Freeland
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Thanks, Marty!
The last one was only seen one day and part of me is hesitant to even
bother to jump into the car.
Thomas Geza Miko
Claremont CA 91711
909.241.3300
On Thu, Oct 22, 2026 at 11:46 AM Marty Freeland via groups.io <martinf3=
<stanford.edu...> wrote:
> Phylloscopus warbler appearing to be a YELLOW-BROWED in Moss Beach, San
> Mateo Co. photos and further details forthcoming
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> GPS (37.5245821, -122.5039195)
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> Marty Freeland
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Date: 10/3/26 4:52 am From: <lehman.paul...> via groups.io <lehman.paul...> Subject: [CALBIRDS] memorial for Guy McCaskie, Nov 14th (San Diego)
We are having a gathering to remember and honor our friend and mentor Guy McCaskie at 10AM on Saturday, November 14th, in San Diego at the Bird & Butterfly Garden (formerly Myer's Ranch) in the Tijuana River Valley, where Guy began his rare-bird exploration back in the 1960s. All are invited. This will be an INFORMAL get-together where we hope that many of you will briefly recount your favorite memories with, or about, Guy: what he meant to you, a shared event, a funny story or two. We will start with thoughts from several people very close to Guy, and then we'll open up the remembrances to everyone. Paul will be the informal emcee. No RSVPs needed. There is no set time limit for this gathering. As long as people have something to say.... For those of you who cannot attend, you are invited to send Paul any thoughts and stories you would like to share, and he will make sure they are read at the event. The Bird & Butterfly Garden is located in the Tijuana River Valley on the west side of Hollister Street, south of Tocayo Avenue (exit on I-5), and just a little south of Sunset Avenue, but north of Monument Road. 32.5539251, -117.0848769 . On maps it is likely labeled as "Tijuana River Valley Regional Park Bird & Butterfly Garden." Once the parking lot fills, there are scattered pullouts along Hollister Street, but the best additional parking is along Hollister immediately to the north, bordering the outside of the TRV Community Gardens vegetable plots. (Do not park inside the Gardens.) To reduce the number of cars and the potential for parking difficulties, car pooling is definitely encouraged.
--Paul Lehman, Elizabeth Copper, and Guy's family--Therese, Lourdes, et al., San Diego
This past weekend I was at MacKerricher State Park in Fort Bragg for
something other that birding. But, I was surprised to hear, then see a flock
of about 10 Evening Grosbeaks a couple of times. I also heard daily one or
more Red-breasted Nuthatches. Not being that familiar with what is expected
there, it didn't occur to me that this might be unusual, but it does fit in
with what Denise Hamilton reported.
