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Valley oak still holding on in Kentfield
October 18, 2026
, a threatened native oak, was documented at Kent Ave in Kentfield on 2026-10-08 and at two additional sites in late September. This species is endemic to California's oak woodlands and remains present in the ecosystem despite its conservation status.
California torreya and coast oak found in the Marin Hills
October 18, 2026
and coast oak, both threatened natives endemic to California, were recorded at Mount Tamalpais State Park and Kentfield on 2026-10-11. These species occupy the serpentine-associated and rocky slopes characteristic of the Marin Hills, representing a continuation of observations from earlier autumn months.
Sulphur-bellied flycatcher turns up at Golden Gate Park
October 18, 2026
A was recorded at Golden Gate Park–Middle Lake on 2026-10-14, confirmed by a regional eBird reviewer with 844 separate reports through mid-October. This Mexican and Central American breeder is a rare fall vagrant to California, with most records between September and October, making this one of the best-documented movements in recent records.
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