Birding Golden Gate Park - from arboretum to beach

A day in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California. From arboretum to beach.
Birds include: California Towhee, California Quail, Hooded Merganser, American Coot, Great Blue Heron, Steller's Jay, Oregon Dark-eyed Junco, Sanderling, Western Willet, Marbled Godwit.
From my preHD days.
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[@featherdude]

Lots of new birds for me there. I loved the quail. Think I want one for a pet.

[@AdamJDuncan]

This is the good shit

[@CliveBramham]

Thanks a lot. This is one of my early videos, from April 2007. I had one morning in Golden Gate Park. Haven't been back to San Francisco since .

[@AdamJDuncan]

Cool, I'll be there starting next weekend for a five-day summit and plan to bird in the park; hence searching and finding your video.

[@dmo415]

Quail are now gone from the park.

[@CliveBramham]

Ok. Sorry to hear that. What's the problem...feral cats?