San Diego Bird Guide

San Diego Bird Guide I am offering my professional services as a San Diego Birding guide. Contact me with any questions. Prices range from $250 for a half day to $350 for a full day.

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08/30/2026

TooFly and I went over to the Tijuana Estuary Preserve in Imperial Beach last week. We got nice long looks at a couple of Ridgway’s Rails. This was a reintroduction spot for them years ago, and the population here seems really robust now.

08/29/2026

It was pretty chaotic up on the grass at Lindo Lake yesterday. The Snowy Egrets and Black-crowned Night Herons were rushing around feeding on something. Lindo Lake is a great place to photograph these two species as there are a lot of them and they allow very close approach.

08/29/2026

Cackling Goose and Canada Goose comparison.

08/29/2026

Cackling Goose vs Canada Goose. Notice the differences between these two. The Cackling Goose is much smaller with smaller features. This Cackling Goose has been hanging out at Lindo Lake for the past few weeks. It’s an easy get for anyone that needs it for their lists.

08/29/2026

Caught this interaction between a bright male Hooded Oriole and a roosting Red-shouldered Hawk yesterday at Lindo Lake. Turn up the sound to hear the Hooded Oriole’s calls. There were some California Scrub Jays scolding the hawk as well, and you can hear one early on in the video.

08/29/2026

Good morning of birding at Lindo Lake with TooFly and I getting 53 species.

Good birding at Lindo Lake on Friday. Despite the temperature being in the 90’s, TooFly and I managed 53 species. Highli...
08/29/2026

Good birding at Lindo Lake on Friday. Despite the temperature being in the 90’s, TooFly and I managed 53 species. Highlights of the morning included a Cackling Goose, Tricolored Blackbirds, and an interaction between a bright male Hooded Oriole and a Red-shouldered Hawk.

08/20/2026

The name has flip
flopped from Common Gallinule to Common Moorhen, and back again to Common Gallinule here in the United States. The European counterpart is now the Common Moorhen. Anyways, these two were seen at Lindo Lake in Lakeside, California. These relatives of the Rail genus can be hard to find in San Diego County, but Lindo Lake is a dependable place to see them.

07/25/2026

This Mallard found a beautiful place to spend her summer, the Little Lakes Valley in Mono County, Ca. Elevation here is about 10,500 feet.

07/17/2026

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