The Eastern Sierra Nevada Passes | September 9, 2024
Birding Ebbits’s Pass 8730 ft. Elv. and returning on Sonora Pass 9620 Ft. Elv. The second-highest pass in the Sierras Nevada. We begin birding Hwy 4 at Big Trees State Park, birding along high elevation Ebbitt’s Pass to Lake Topaz. We’ll spend the evening in the Lake Topaz Best Western Hotel. The following day, we…
The Eastern Sierra Nevada Passes | August 22, 2023
Birding Ebbits’s Pass 8730 ft. Elv. and returning on Sonora Pass 9620 Ft. Elv. The second-highest pass in the Sierras Nevada. We begin birding Hwy 4 at Big Trees State Park, birding along high-elevation Ebbitt’s Pass to Lake Topaz. We’ll spend the evening in the Lake Topaz Best Western Hotel. The following day, we begin…
Birding Sonoma Mountain Fairfield Osborn Preserve to the Pacific | September 5, 2024 and September 25, 2024 peak migration season
This field trip starts at 1700 elevation, so walking may be difficult for some—we will take our time. Bring water and a snack. This can be a one-day field trip or longer if you want to work the coastal habitats more intensely. You can pick the day. This is a good time for fall migration.
Free Bird Walk with Mt. Tam Science Quest | October 5, 2024
8:00 AM 2023 Rock Spring Trailhead • Mt. Tam State Park, sponsored by Yellowbilled Tours and Friends of Mt. Tam group Early Bird Gets the Worm Tour. Birding early in the morning around the Rock Springs habitat is both peaceful and exciting. In 2023, we observed 34 species; in 2022, at Mt. Tamaalpais Science Quest,…
20 Best California Birds | Spring & Summer This is a two-day Tour.
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable wildlife adventure! Simply contact me with your preferred start date and the species you’re eager to find. I’ll respond with a tour itinerary for you to review. Photographers are also encouraged to join in on the fun! Birding California 2024 -2025 Year-round 20 best birds to see by…
Birding Mt Tamalpais | May 27, 2023
We will be watching and listening for spring migrants.
Birding Samuel P. Taylor State Park | May 20, 2023
We will be watching and listening for spring migrants.
