Date: 8/20/25 9:19 pm
From: Kenneth Weaver via groups.io <gnatcatcher...>
Subject: [SanDiegoRegionBirding] Black Oystercatcher in Oceanside
I observed a single Black Oystercatcher this a.m. on the beach north of the San Luis Rey River.  It has a definitelimp, but foraged successfully.  The oystercatcher is uncommon at this location.
Also present, a Surfbird on the beach foraging with Willets, not on the jetty as typical.  An immature Yellow-crowned Night-Heron appeared briefly on the spit at the river mouth.  I observed it earlier this month and note a number of records at this location beginning in July.  This heron has previously been uncommon at this spot.
Ken <WeaverFallbrookgnatcatcher...>




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