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SUMMARY:Beaches of Northwest Marin
DESCRIPTION:Location: Point Reyes National Seashore\nTrip Leader(s): Derek Lecy & Bob Atwood\nStart Date: Saturday\, February 8\, 2020\nStart Time: 9:00 AM\nEnd Time: 12:00 PM\nDescription: Start the day with Derek and Bob at Kehoe Beach followed by a midday caravan to McClures Beach. The coastal California subspecies of White-crowned Sparrow (Z. I. nuttalli) start to sing more vigorously in January\, so we should be able to hear them well as we walk through the coastal scrub habitat to these beaches. Other species on our way to the beaches include Wrentit\, Peregrine Falcon\, and other raptors such as Northern Harrier\, Red-tailed Hawk\, and with luck\, a Bald Eagle. On the beaches\, a search of the gull flocks should be fun\, and a good variety of wintering gulls is expected. We will take a long look out at sea as well in an attempt to try and find all three species of scoter–Black Scoter\, White-winged Scoter\, and Surf Scoter. Both beaches can be one of the more reliable places in the county to encounter Black Scoter. We will keep our eyes open for a Harlequin Duck or any alcids flying out on the ocean as well. Participants should wear sturdy\, waterproof shoes and warm clothing. Light rain or fog is a strong possibility. Expect to walk a quarter mile to each beach with a total of 2 miles of hiking on this trip. Bring lunch as we will break between locations for a quick lunch. High tide looks to be around 11 AM\, which may impact our beach access at McClures (which we visit second)\, but we can always scope from above the beach or figure something out. Bring a scope if you have one. Heavy rain cancels. Directions: We will meet at the Kehoe Beach Parking area. From San Anselmo\, take Sir Francis Drake Blvd to Olema. From Olema\, continue north on Hwy 1 (SFDB)\, take the second left turn (SFDB west)\, continue through Inverness\, turn right (north) onto Pierce Point Road\, and drive approximately 4.6 miles to Kehoe Beach.
URL:https://marinaudubon.org/event/beaches-of-northwest-marin/
LOCATION:Point Reyes National Seashore\, 1 Bear Valley Visitor Center Access Road\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Trips
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SUMMARY:Fall Migration Hotspots
DESCRIPTION:No sleeping in will be possible for those who want to join Derek and Bob on this trip to some of the best-known migrant hotspots in Marin. Our plan for the day will depend on what birds have been seen in the area. Point Reyes has proven to be one of the greatest migrant traps on our continent with more than half of all North American birds (at least 502 species) seen there. \nWe will be looking in the areas of Drakes Beach and the Fish Docks/Chimney Rock. We may also stop to check the fields and trees surrounding some of the ranches in the area as well as the more inland riparian area around the Inverness Tennis Club. Come help us find something rare and unexpected. Fall birders in these areas are rarely disappointed! This time of year\, as Rich Stallcup said\, The Outer Point never gets old. It is never the same. \nWe will meet at Whitehouse Pool and bird that area as participants gather before carpooling to the Outer Point. Dress in layers (plan for wind and fog)\, and bring a hat\, sunscreen\, water\, and lunch. Heavy rain cancels. \nDirections: From Hwy 101 in Larkspur\, take the Sir Francis Drake exit 20.4 miles to Olema. Turn right onto Hwy 1 and go 2 miles. Before the green bridge\, turn left (continuing on Sir Francis Drake Blvd.) and drive 0.7 mile. Look for the White House Pool sign and parking lot on the right.
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LOCATION:Point Reyes National Seashore\, 1 Bear Valley Visitor Center Access Road\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
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SUMMARY:Rodeo Lagoon
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URL:https://marinaudubon.org/event/field-trip-sept-2019/
LOCATION:Point Reyes National Seashore\, 1 Bear Valley Visitor Center Access Road\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Trips
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