Crockett Hills Regional Park
July 08, 2012 by Bay Nature Staff
Spectacular views, soaring hawks, the possibility of a golden eagle sighting, and miles of trails are the highlights of this …
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Raptor Rapture
January 01, 2009 by Joe Eaton
The Marin Headlands is justifiably renowned as a great place to see raptors. But did you know that the world’s highest density of breeding golden eagles is found near Altamont Pass? Indeed, the East Bay is a prime location for observing and studying native raptors, from prairie falcons nesting on cliffs near Mount Diablo to bald eagles fishing in local reservoirs and Cooper’s hawks snatching prey out of the air above the streets of Berkeley.
