A Wintu Country Chapter of the National Audubon Society
Gray Lodge's diversity and location along the Pacific Flyway make it a haven for wildlife. Surrounded by miles of rich agricultural lands, the approximately 9,100-acre area is managed for the … Continue reading "Gray Lodge Wildlife Area"
Join trip leader David Garza for a half day trip to two under-visited locations located a short 1.5-mile drive south of Shingletown. Grace and Nora Lakes are owned and managed … Continue reading "Grace and Nora Lakes"
Barrow's Goldeneye Drake Join Trip Leaders Sabrina Ott and Tim Kashuba to take a post-Thanksgiving hometown-stroll around Turtle Bay. Meet at the parking lot south of the Monolith at 7:30 … Continue reading "Turtle Bay"
You are invited to come out to Kum Bay Xerel for a day of birding along the Sacramento River in South Redding. To get there take the Knighton Road Exit … Continue reading "Kum Bay Xerel Trail"
We are scheduling our first 2024 Saturday visit to the ponds targeting waterfowl, shorebirds and wintering passerines. Assemble at the Treatment Plant’s Administration Building at the end of Metz Road … Continue reading "Clear Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant"
This is a no fee area and a very active hotspot this time of the year, especially with all the recent weather events we have had in 2023 so far. … Continue reading "Paynes Creek Wetlands"
The wide-open vistas, grassy fields, large ponds and oak woodlands of Lema Ranch offer quite a variety of bird species. Winter waterfowl, woodpeckers and sparrows are a particular treat this … Continue reading "Lema Ranch Bird Walk"
Join us for a 3.5-mile easy birding hike at the Iron Canyon trail on the Sacramento River Bend in northern Tehama County. The trail is on the Tuscan Formation, a … Continue reading "Iron Canyon Outing"
Our plan is to meet at Coleman Fish Hatchery parking lot and work our way to Battle Creek Salmon Trail on the west of hatchery. This 1.4-mile path will provide … Continue reading "Coleman Fish Hatchery and Battle Creek Wildlife Area"
The miracle of spring migration is beginning! We will discover which birds have left their winter homes and returned to our area to raise their young. Or are they just … Continue reading "Birding Basics at Turtle Bay Bird Sanctuary"