San Dieguito River Park
Preserving and interpreting the natural and cultural resources of the San Dieguito River Valley
Thanks to all who participated in the July 2023 SDRP count. We had a total of 96 species, which ties our all-time high for July. Not bad for a quiet month! Our cumulative count remains at 266 with none new this month. Once again there were a lot of young birds out and about, including …
Spring has finally sprung, as many migrating birds were coming through. We had a total of 111 species, none new this time so our cumulative total remains at 266. Species of interest included Bell’s Vireo in areas 1, 2, & 3; decent numbers of Yellow Warblers, Wilson’s Warblers and Yellow-breasted Chats throughout; Black-headed Grosbeaks in …
The summer doldrums are just about here, but we still managed to find 90 species this month, keeping the overall cumulative total at 260 with no new species. Interesting observations included Least Terns in several areas, including confirmed nests in Area 3. In addition, we had American Goldfinches feeding young in Area 2. Other interesting …
