Bodega Bay -- In a Travel section story about the Northern California town (“To Bodega Bay, for the Birds,” Feb. 16) a photo caption misidentified a small bird as a yellow-rumped flycatcher.

FROM THE LIVING ROOM window of their waterfront home, Carol and Tony Anello have watched the rise and fall of Bodega Bay. Traffic on Westshore Road flows past in waves, fishing boats pull into the ...

BODEGA BAY, California – Never before have our feathered friends acted so horrifyingly unfriendly. Alfred Hitchcock’s spine-chilling 1963 thriller “The Birds” was filmed in this remote ...

The Bodega Bay Lodge is located in California’s Sonoma County, approximately 65 miles north of San Francisco. Nearby attractions include Doran Regional Park’s public beach and boat launch and ...

BODEGA BAY, Calif. — Alfred Hitchcock fans know this address like they know their grandmother’s house — especially if bloodthirsty crows and gulls have pecked a gaping hole in Granny’s roof.

Fast-forward 53 years to the tiny California coastal towns of Bodega and Bodega Bay where the film was shot. Local folks there have not only kept the movie alive, but have made it an integral part ...

What is now commonly known as Bodega's "Hole in the Head" was made back in the 1960s by PG&E. "The company, you see, has been operating in California for 110 years," explained PG&E spokesperson ...

What is now commonly known as Bodega's "Hole in the Head" was made back in the 1960s by PG&E. "The company, you see, has been operating in California for 110 years," explained PG&E spokesperson ...

Bodega Bay, permanent population about 1,000, is one of North America’s best birding spots, for the last decade in the top 13 in number of species sighted by more than 1,800 reporting National ...