At 9:30am on March 30-2026, Frank Lin found and photographed an immature male Tufted Duck at Green Timbers Lake.
Map to location HERE
The bird continues on March 31st and has been viewed by multiple observers.
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| Tufted Duck in Surrey - Photo: Frank Lin |
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| Tufted Duck in Surrey - Photo: Dan Tyson |
At 11:30 am on March 24-2026, Nick Park and Conor Trahar found a Sagebrush Sparrow at ƛ̓éxətəm Regional Park in Coquitlam. The bird is frequenting the path between the duck pond and pumphouse off the Shaughnessy St entrance and is traveling by itself.
The bird continued at 12 pm and has been viewed by one other observer.
The bird flew west at 12:05 pm and has not been relocated as of 7pm, despite multiple observers looking.
So far no sign of the bird on March 25th, despite multiple observers looking.
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| Sagebrush Sparrow in Coquitlam - Photo: Conor Trahar |
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| Sagebrush Sparrow in Coquitlam - Photo: Nick Park |
Map to location HERE
This is the 4th record for BC.
The bird continued on March 18-23rd HERE in the corn stubble field off W Fraser Rd near Glassford Rd in Dragon and was viewed by many observers.
The swan was not relocated on March 24 or 25th, despite multiple observers looking.
**On March 27, Terrill Bodner relocated the bird with 2000 Trumpeter Swans in a field at Riverside Park in Vanderhoof.
The bird was viewed in the same location March 30 by Sandra Kinsey and Laird Law with 2 Tundra and 2000 Trumpeter Swans.The bird was viewed from the viewing tower at Riverside Park.**
Map to location HERE
The bird continues at Riverside Park on March 31st and has been viewed by multiple observers.
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| Whooper Swan near Quesnel - Photos: Jeff Dyck |