by Richard Cimino | Dec 9, 2019 | California Nevada Field Trips, San Francisco Bay Field Trips
Olompali State Park Christmas Bird Count is December 14th, 2019. The Olompali State Park is for five years now an Audubon Christmas Bird Count section of the Cheep Thrill count. We enlisted birders with all levels of skills. Currently three of the five birder are The...
by Richard Cimino | Jul 5, 2019 | California Nevada Field Trips, Yearly Field Trips
Birding the Point Reyes National Seashore just northeast of the Gulf of the Farallones and southeast of the Cordell Bank. This area is a migrant trap, a peninsula jetting out into the Pacific Ocean miles west of the mainland. We will bird Douglas Fir Forest, Oak...
by Richard Cimino | Jul 5, 2019 | California Nevada Field Trips
New Field Trip: California Year Round – per your schedule! There are 673 bird species recorded in California. The reason for this diversity of species is the diversity of habitat. Counted among the habitat choices from west to east are; pelagic, coastal...
by Richard Cimino | Jul 1, 2019 | 2020 Field Trips, California Nevada Field Trips, Nevada Field Trips, Yearly Field Trips
Field Trip begins with pick-up in Reno Nevada. Once I know the birds you want to chase I can crate a field trip to meet your needs. A good region to begin is the Sierra Valley in Sierra County California, see PDF species list. Photo is of a...
by Richard Cimino | Jun 27, 2019 | 2019 Field Trips, California Field Trips, California Nevada Field Trips, Yearly Field Trips
NMono Lake Sunrise Sonora Pass Hwy 120 high elevation birding. Mountain Blue Bird American Dipper Green-tail Towhee There are 673 bird species recorded in California. The reason for this...
by Richard Cimino | Dec 13, 2018 | California Nevada Field Trips, San Francisco Bay Field Trips
2019 – December 13 Eastern Alameda County Christmas Bird Count – Alameda Creek Watershed – Yellowbilled Magpies and Golden Eagles. Open the PDF to read about the final tally. YBT – 2018 EAC-CBC 10th annual 2019 – December 14 Point Reyes...
