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Habitat conservation is a foundation of birding. Here in Alameda County we encounter a cross-section of conservation issues found around the world. Yellowbilled Tours is committed to keeping you current on these issues and the initiatives that address them. Our goal is to enhance your birding by providing both the knowledge and the field experiences that can enrich environmental awareness.
IBP – Great Gray Owl nesting survey July 2016
YBT – 2016 Shorebird survey Cypress Canyon AudubonPFSS_ThankYou
YBT – MAS Waterbird 2015/15 Survey results
West Nile Virus impacting Birds in Eastern Alameda County.docx
http Ridgeway Rail – Clapper Rail a-new-bird-species-in-california-sort-of_
Spring in east Texas – High Island and its warbler migrant fallout is so much different than birding west Texas. High Island will be a focus as will be Houston urban hot spots, Galveston Bay and the Upper Texas Coast, Big thicket … Continue reading →
Registration is open: YBT- Guatemala Lake $ Jungle -2018-Field-Trip-Participant-Registration.-6 Birding in Guatemala has a lot to offer and is a perfect first tropical birding adventure, with many varied habitats. Guatemala is a small country about 42,043 square miles (108,890 sq … Continue reading →
Birding Wisconsin, with its many wet habitats, is a great experience during spring migration May 6th to May 10th, 2018. This is a small group field trip limited to six participants for each field trip. Trip goes with 4 birders. YBT uses small, … Continue reading →
New Field Trip: Nevada Year Round – per your schedule! Yellowbilled Tours has Nevada divided into two areas, northern Reno area and southern Las Vegas area. The reason YBT has done this is because the distance between regions is 465 miles. Each … Continue reading →
