For 25 years, the Los Gatos Birdwatcher has been helping customers enjoy the wild birds with whom we share our Earth. Our customers depend upon us for fresh bird seed, feeders, baths, field guides, optics, unique gifts and more.
Our mission is to educate, share adventures, and have fun through the love and experience of birds and nature. Visit us at our store in Los Gatos, California.
HOURS
Monday – Saturday, 10am - 5pm (Closed Sunday).
Curbside pickup available. Call ahead: 408-358-9453
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WILDLIFE RESCUE INFORMATION |
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If You Find a Baby Bird If you find what you think is an orphaned baby bird on the ground, we encourage you to leave it alone and watch from a distance to see its parents come down to feed it. Several different species of birds actually leave the nest a few days before they can fly. If you suspect the bird has been orphaned or injured, click here to learn what to do. |
 Bewick's Wren's parent feeding a spider to its chick. ©Tom Grey |
Seed. It Makes Us Essential.
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At times over the last several months we have run out of seed. Supply chain shortages during the pandemic paired with the welcomed new challenge of keeping up with higher demand, caused disruptions in seed supply here at the store. We thank all of our customers for being patient.
Pallets of bird seed line the aisles at The Los Gatos Birdwatcher. |
Art Tile, Prism Gem Windchimes, Bird Bingo
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| Let's Go Birding is the tour division of The Los Gatos Birdwatcher. | ||
| Our mission is to get you into different habitats where you can experience a variety of species not found at home. Because of county regulations we have not been allowed to gather but as precautions lift, we are planning a few activities for Spring. Registration is required via email — info@losgatosbirdwatcher.com — limited to 12 people. Masks will be required and social distancing will be practiced. | |
 ©Jaslyn Law |
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JUNE 5 Coyote Creek Parkway, San Jose JUNE 19 Vasona County Park, Los Gatos |
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Bird ID Workshop WEDS, JUNE 23 • 5:00 – 6:00PM Featuring four types of species with the color blue: California Scrub Jay, Lazuli Bunting, Western Bluebird, Steller's Jay. We feature four different species each month at these free workshops, learning field marks, specific behaviors, food and habitat preferences, and species vocalizations. Please bring your own folding chair and field guide to class (or arrive by 4:45pm to purchase a field guide from us). We meet outside at the store. Reservations are required in advance. Call or email us to reserve your spot.
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