A mural depicting individual bird species was erected on the sidewalk next to the YBCA center (Yerba Buena Center for the Arts) and across the street from the Museum Of Modern Art.

The sign on the exhibit described the reason behind it. That rising temperatures will effect migratary bird populations.

Migratory birds that will enter the San Francisco Bay Area in the future if temperatures continue to rise. Such as the White ibis.

The rightmost part of the mural showed Potential Colonization of birds that will happen if temperatures continue to rise. For example, the Fish crow.

Other potential birds include the Mottled duck.

The Bay area now section of the exhibit included Bonaparte's gull.

A section of the exhibit that listed birds that might potentially vanish as temperatures continue to rise. They include the Horned lark.

Other birds that may vanish include the Hermit thrush.

Among the even more birds that might vanish was the Red-necked grebe.

Birds unaffected by temperature rise include the Purple finch and Pacific loon.