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- Birds & Wildflowers of the Estero Trail with David Wimpfheimer
- Drakes and Limantour Esteros are incredibly rich estuaries that we'll explore on this exciting, 8 mile walk along the Estero Trail to Drakes Head. Pausing to ...
- Flying Feast Day with Lisa Hug
- A delightful day of birds and butterflies! We will hike the Coast-Laguna Loop trail (about 5 miles) and keep track of different types we find. This hike offers ...
- Family Bird Walk at the Hayward Shoreline
- This bird walk is designed for families who would like to explore the salt marsh birds with a naturalist. We will start inside at the Interpretive Center ...
- Marsh Muckers: Thanksgiving Turkey Vultures
- We don’t have any turkeys in the salt marsh, but we have plenty of Turkey Vultures! This scavenger is not the best flyer, but can sure smell out a good ...
- Trash to Treasure
- Trash to Treasure is a program designed to turn our garbage into a fun craft. Bring an old CD you no longer use and we will transform it into a turtle magnet ...
- Leopard Shark Feeding Frenzy
- Watch as a naturalist feeds our resident surfperch, crabs and barnacles. Learn more about them and our other aquatic and land inhabitants. Who gets fed and who ...
- Marshlands of Dreams
- Join a refuge ranger on a 1- mile walk of the LaRiviere Marsh Trail to find traces of the past. Learn how Californians utilized the marsh for farms, railroads, ...
- Refuge Ramblers: Ravenswood Trail
- Meet new people while getting fit and healthy! This 4-mile trail is flat and level. The walk is self-paced and you may turn back at any time. you do not need ...
- Nature’s Safety Goggles
- Do birds have extra eyelids?
- Motel Inverness
- It's the perfect place -Frommers.This gracious lodge overlooking Tomales Bay is a birder's paradise. Cozy budget rooms and spacious romantic suites, all with ...
- Brown pelicans
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- Winged Arrival
- More than 900,000 shorebirds use San Francisco Bay sometime during the year, and fall is a great time to see them.
- Sierra Birds: A Hiker’s Guide
- Sierra Birds cover
- Mount Diablo Audubon Christmas Count Results
- International Migratory Bird Day 2004
- Audubon Society - Mount Diablo Chapter
- Audubon Chapter serving the area around Mount Diablo. Works on local conservation and land use issues and organizes field studies, birding trips, and monthly ...
- Audubon Society - Napa-Solano Chapter
- Audubon Society - Sequoia Audubon
- Flowering stalk of tule
- Marsh wren
- Muskrat chews on a cattail
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- Sea otter in eel grass
- Harbor seals
- Ducks Unlimited
- Ducks Unlimited conserves, restores and manages wetlands and associated habitats for North America's waterfowl. These habitats also benefit other wildlife and ...
- Golden Gate Audubon Society
- Founded in 1917, Golden Gate Audubon is dedicated to protecting Bay Area birds, other wildlife, and their natural habitats. They conserve and restore wildlife ...
- Golden Gate Raptor Observatory
- The mission of the Golden Gate Raptor Observatory is to study migrating birds of prey along the Pacific coast and to promote public awareness of the state of ...
- Institute for Bird Populations
- The Institute for Bird Populations is a nonprofit dedicated to fostering a global approach to research and the dissemination of information on changes in the ...
