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Bald Eagles in the Wild

By on October 3, 2018 in

Join Jeffrey Rich for this amazing visual essay of a Celebration of Eagles at the Sheraton Hotel sundial Ballroom. Jeffrey is a wildlife biologist and photographer whose love of the outdoors stem from his northern California upbringing.  His enjoyment of nature, with his biological background, has proved to be a perfect compliment in producing stunning nature photographs and teaching others about wildlife and nature photography.

This event is a free wine reception with appetizers and a book signing.

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Eagle Woman Terri Lhuillier Updates Us on the Redding Eagles

By on March 2, 2017 in

Bald Eagle

Terri Lhuillier, locally-known “Eagle 
Enthusiast” will pick up on the continuing saga of our famous Redding Eagles. Terri will update us with the story of an intruder eagle nicknamed “Newbie” who came to town in March of 2013 and disrupted Patriot & Liberty’s 7th nesting season. This will lead us into the story of the arrival of Liberty’s current mate, Spirit, in 2013, and the beginning of their courtship through their first 3 nesting seasons together. Liberty has now raised and survived all 18 eaglets from egg to fledgling, 13 with her first mate Patriot, and 5 with her current mate, Spirit. Come enjoy Terri’s love of Eagles and enthusiasm in her 13th year of observing these magnificent 
locally famous birds.

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Winter Wings Festival 2016 – Registration Now Open

By on December 4, 2015 in

Klamath Falls, Oregon, Headquarters – Oregon Tech
The 2016 Winter Wings Festival is open for registration! Enjoy winter birding and photography at its best in the scenic Klamath Basin located in Southern Oregon and Northern California. We are consistently rated as one of the best organized and friendliest festivals you will find. Come experience it for yourself at our 37th festival!

Enjoy close-up looks at raptors, such as Golden Eagles, Ferruginous Hawks, Rough-legged Hawks, both Peregrine and Prairie Falcons, as well as other Basin specialties like White-headed Woodpeckers, Black-crowned Night-Herons, Sandhill Cranes, and Northern Shrikes.

February is a great month to see thousands of migrating waterfowl on the Pacific Flyway. And we’re at the heart of the flyway where more than a million waterfowl migrate through each year. Cackling, Snow, Ross’s, and Greater White-fronted Geese are abundant and as many as 20 duck species can be found in a single day.

See Bald Eagles in town, at the refuges, and pretty much everywhere! About 500 eagles winter here. Go out on one of our field trips and you may even see a leucistic Bald Eagle that sometimes visits the Basin

You can see the festival and activity schedule here and you can register now here.