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Wintu Audubon Fall River Valley Outing

Always a high species number destination, the Valley is a great place to see wintering raptors, various waterbirds and Sandhill Cranes. Meet your leader Larry Jordan at the Redding Convention Center at 7:30 sharp to carpool. Be ready for a full day with a lunch and water. Dress for changing weather. East-county participants can join the group at either the Park and Ride at the intersection of Hwy. 299 and 89 at 9 am or the Fall River Vista at 9:30 am. Rarities are possible! Contact Larry for more information at 949-5266.

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Discover Birding at Turtle Bay

Our youth/beginner bird walks are conducted at Turtle Bay on the first Saturday of every month throughout the year. Wintu Audubon can provide binoculars and field guides. Call Roberta Winchell at 945-8342 with questions or for more information. We assemble at the Venture Properties parking lot, the first left before the Redding Civic Auditorium.

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Wintu Audubon Presents Birding Colombia

Colombia is a country of over 49 million people, most of whom live at very high elevations. Over 2,000 species of birds have been recorded there, 87 of which are endemic to that country. Harvey and Jeannette Carroll traveled to Colombia in January 2017 and enjoyed seeing over 500 species of birds. Twenty-seven of them were endemics. The geography, people and flora and fauna of Colombia are fascinating. The Carrolls will present a cross-section of the beautiful birds they encountered plus a discussion of the country itself.

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Discover Birding at Turtle Bay

Blue-winged Teal Drake

Our youth/beginner bird walks are conducted on the first Saturday throughout the year. Wintu Audubon can provide binoculars and field guides. Call Dan Greaney, 276-9693, with questions or for more information. Meet at Venture Properties parking lot. Take the first left before the Redding Civic Auditorium.

Fall River Christmas Bird Count

Participants will meet at the Fall River Hotel in Fall River Mills for a family-style breakfast and assignments. From Redding, take Hwy. 299E for approximately 75 miles. After crossing the Fall River, take the second right and look for the hotel on the right. Every year, some birders spend the night at this quaint hotel (Phone: 530-336-5550) and avoid the early morning drive. Eastern Shasta County birders are especially invited to participate. Dinner and compilation will be in Redding at a time and location to be announced. Please RSVP to Bob & Carol Yutzy boby@c-zone.net if you hope/plan to participate and let them know if you want breakfast at the hotel so we can give them an estimated number of folk for breakfast.