Here's where you can find some basic scheduling information about the Winter 2010 session of the
Golden Gate Audubon Society sponsored "California Raptors in Winter" class!

This is class suitable for all levels of bird enthusiasts

Our mild climate with habitats rich in prey make California an ideal destination for raptors in winter. This new class
will focus on the amazing evolutionary adaptations and life histories of California’s hawks, eagles, harriers, kites,
and falcons. Presentations include information specific to resident, migrant, and seldom-seen vagrant raptors.  
On our field trips to Point Reyes and the Sacramento Delta, we’ll have opportunities to view and concentrate on
raptors, but we will not ignore the myriad other birds that call California home during winter.

Note: Both field trips include birding by car - please plan to carpool, especially for the Sacramento Delta trip

The Thursday night presentations which run about 2.0 hours will be held at the offices of The Golden Gate
Audubon Society. For a map click here:
Directions to GGAS

If you would like more info on Golden Gate Audubon Society here is a link to their site:
Golden Gate Audubon Society


We'll be visiting a whole gaggle of habitats on our field trips - click on the location for directions

Calendar and info for "California Raptors in Winter"

Thurs.  Jan. 7     7:00 PM                     Class Presentation                  GGA Office 2530 San Pablo Ave. Berkeley, Suite G
                                                                                                                
Sun.     Jan. 10    9:00 AM - 4:00PM           Field Trip                            
Point Reyes National Seashore

                                                                                                                              PRNS List

Thurs.  Jan. 14   7:00 PM                     Class Presentation                 GGA Office - 2530 San Pablo Ave. Berkeley, Suite G

Sun.     Jan. 17
   9:00 AM  - 4:00PM           Field Trip                           Sacramento Delta Loop
                                                                                                                              Solano List
Carpooling can be great way to:
- Save fuel & minimize congestion
- Meet new friends & fellow birders
- Save money at tolls and park kiosks

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As the class progresses, we'll be posting more information on this page, such as suggested study birds and a list
of the species we encounter.  You may want to bookmark it and refer back throughout the course

Happy Trails! - eb

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