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SUMMARY:San Luis/Merced National Wildlife Refuge Tour
DESCRIPTION:Sat. Jan. 17\, 9am-4pm \nThis large wildlife preserve in the San Joaquin Valley totals more than 50\,000 acres of marshes and riparian woodlands\, and provides one of the greatest wildlife spectacles still found in California. In the winter\, the marshes hold countless thousands of geese\, raptors\, ibis\, ducks and great flocks of shorebirds\, all in constant motion. Sandhill cranes give their long trumpeting calls as they fly overhead\, and thousands of Snow geese suddenly fly up from the ponds. Great Horned owls sit silently in the willows. Over the course of the day\, we usually observe fifty or more species of birds\, and occasionally mammals such as otters\, elk or deer. Bring lunch and drinks; tour is mostly by car\, with minimal walking. Outstanding opportunities for bird photography.
URL:http://www.birdingwithted.com/news/event/san-luismerced-national-wildlife-refuge-tour/
CATEGORIES:Day Tours
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SUMMARY:Birds of the Alameda Shoreline and Crab Cove
DESCRIPTION:Sat. Jan. 31\, 2015\, 9am-12pm \nThe Alameda shoreline\, with miles of sandy white beaches and stunning views of the bay\, is one of our local environmental treasures. During the fall and winter it is also a magnet for hundreds of shorebirds — dunlin\, godwits\, peeps\, curlews\, plover\, avocets and stilts\, with lesser numbers of turnstones and oystercatchers — totaling thousands of birds. During a morning walk we usually see over 40 different species of shorebirds\, egrets\, grebes and ducks\, sometimes in great numbers. Best of all\, it’s part of a relaxing morning of beautiful beaches\, salt air and panoramic views of the bay. Too good to be true? Come see for yourself. Good opportunities for bird and marine photography.
URL:http://www.birdingwithted.com/news/event/birds-of-the-alameda-shoreline-and-crab-cove/
CATEGORIES:Morning Tours
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