A Wintu Country Chapter of the National Audubon Society
Eleanor is a graduate student at Cal Poly Humboldt in Dr. Matt Johnson's Habitat Ecology lab. She is investigating how the addition of songbird nest boxes affects bird communities and … Continue reading "What Do Songbirds Have To Do With Wine?"
Please join us to celebrate the dedication of the Bill Oliver Bird Blind. Bill's lifelong passion for birds led him to help found the Wintu Audubon Society in 1975; he served as … Continue reading "Bird Blind at Turtle Bay Goes Live!"
Come join us for our next Chapter meeting—Thursday, February 20, 2025—at which we will be pleased to host Alicia Herrera, ecologist with Point Blue Conservation Science, who will give us … Continue reading "CNPS – Conserving Blue Oaks in the Face of Drought and Climate Change"
This 1,732-acre U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-owned property known as the Llano Seco Unit is a no fee area. The Llano Seco Unit offers wildlife viewing, a short walking trail … Continue reading "Llano Seco Unit – NWR"
We have decided to move this event out due to severe weather forecast for this Sunday. We still plan to visit the same four Trinity County Hotspots on Saturday, March … Continue reading "Trinity County Bird Outing / Trinity River Hatchery and More"
Always wanted to learn more about birds but not sure where to start? Join Shasta Birding Society for a family and beginner friendly bird walk at the benches by the … Continue reading "Turtle Bay Second Saturday Bird Walk"
Join Shasta Birding Society for a bilingual bird walk at the benches by the Sundial bridge at 9:30 am to walk the Turtle Bay Sanctuary Trail. Spanish and English speaking … Continue reading "Turtle Bay Bilingual Birding"
We have a couple of great presenters for you this month, Dan Bye and Julie Doerr. Also, make sure you get your photos submitted by Tuesday, March 4th. Submit up … Continue reading "Shasta Birding Society Photo Contest"
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 early 2025 so … Continue reading "Payne’s 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"