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General Meeting – May 2023 Tom Hahn, University of California, Davis: Natural History of Western Finches 7:00 pm General Meeting – May 2023 Tom Hahn, University of California, Davis: Natural History of Western Finches @ Zoom May 9 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm Virtual General Meeting Tom Hahn, University of California, Davis Natural History of Western Finches Register for Fresno Audubon General Meeting May 9th, 7:00pm This meeting will be broadcast online via Zoom Register to receive login information. New to Zoom? Check out all you need to... | Wednesday Bird Walk at Sycamore Island May 10 8:00 am Wednesday Bird Walk at Sycamore Island May 10 @ Sycamore Island May 10 @ 8:00 am – 1:00 pm Wednesday Bird Walk at Sycamore Island Rescheduled from March Event which was cancelled due to rain and wet conditions Registration is required for this event. If you were registered for the canceled event you must register again. Register Here Meeting location: Sycamore Island (36.8590560,... CANCELLED: Wednesday Bird Walk at Lost Lake 8:30 am CANCELLED: Wednesday Bird Walk at Lost Lake @ Lost Lake May 10 @ 8:30 am – 12:00 pm Lost Lake Audubon Field Trip Wednesday May 10th This trip has been canceled due to flooding and park closure. Registration is required for this event. Register Here Location: Lost Lake , Fresno County Park Lost Lake Rd, Friant, CA 93626 Date and Meeting time: 8:30... | Birding at Roeding Park 8:00 am Birding at Roeding Park @ Roeding Park (meet in parking in front of zoo) May 13 @ 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Birding at Roeding Park Registration is required for this event. Register Here Join trip leader Maureen Walsh for birding at Roeding Park. We will start at Lake Washington where we will see Wood ducks among other waterfowl in the lake and see the Cattle... | ||||
Introduction to Birding May 20, 2023 9:00 am Introduction to Birding May 20, 2023 @ Sumner Peck Ranch May 20 @ 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Introduction to Birding at the Sumner Peck Ranch 14439 N Friant Rd Friant, CA 93626 Please register for the May 20 event here. The Parkway Trust and Fresno Audubon Society have joined forces to offer a birding class that combines instruction, exploration, and fun!... | ||||||
FAS Board Meeting 12:00 pm FAS Board Meeting @ Zoom meeting May 21 @ 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Contact rsnow@fresnoaudubon.org for login credentials | Elkhorn Slough, May 24, 2023 10:00 am Elkhorn Slough, May 24, 2023 @ Elkhorn Slough May 24 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm This event is currently full. When: Wednesday, May 24, 2023 Time: 10:00 am – 12 noon on the Private Chartered Boat 12 noon – 1 pm Birding on the Shore 1:00 pm Lunch Cost: $40 per person (NON-REFUNDABLE) (If the event is canceled... | |||||
FAS Board Meeting 11:00 am FAS Board Meeting @ Zoom meeting May 28 @ 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Contact admin@fresnoaudubon.org for login credentials |
Fresno Audubon will have a booth at the Fresno Rainbow Pride celebration on the Fresno City College campus from 11 AM to 3 PM.
We will be distributing native plant seeds you can plant to attract birds to your yard.
Be sure to stop by and say “Hello”!
For more information please see https://fresnorainbowpride.com.
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Registration Required.
Link to Registration.
Fresno Audubon’s Wednesday Walk to Fish Camp and Goat Meadow will be on June 14, 2023. We will leave from the Walmart parking lot at Ashlan and Blackstone at 8am and head north on Highway 41.
Our first stop will be at Fish Camp, where we will bird around the creek and the willow meadow, looking for Dippers, warblers, and mountain meadow birds.
Then we will head for Goat Meadow, about two miles away, just before the entrance to Yosemite National Park. This area is good for woodpeckers, including Pileated Woodpecker and Williamson’s Sapsucker, Nuthatches, mountain warblers, and mountain sparrows, among many other birds. A caveat: because of heavy snow and water runoff this year, we may not be able to access Goat Meadow. If so, we will go to an alternative site.
Even though it’s June, still bring warm clothing, waterproof boots, and a lunch. For more information, Contact Larry Parmeter at lanpar362@gmail.com or at 559-288-3456.
For more information, contact Larry Parmeter at lanpar362@gmail.com or at 559-288-3456.
Checklist: binoculars, scope, field guide, snacks, lunch, water, sunscreen, hat, radios
Registration Required.
Link to Registration.
Contact admin@fresnoaudubon.org for login credentials
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On Saturday September 9th we will be birding the Fresno WTP with co-leaders George Folsom and Gary Woods. The trip is limited to the first 30 people who sign up by Sept. 6th at 6pm. We will be under strict security rules limiting how many cars we can use on the grounds and registrants will not be able to leave early from the group due to multiple electronic gates that we’ll be passing through.
We will be meeting at 7:30 at the Walmart parking lot at the SE corner of Blackstone and Ashlan for preliminary carpooling and departing from there at 7:45 sharp. Alternatively, participants may go directly to the guard building at the entrance at 5607 W. Jensen Ave and tell the guard you are with the Audubon field trip. You will then be allowed to drive through the gate and will park in the first lot immediately on the right to wait for the main group. We will be leaving for the ponds by 8:15 sharp after everyone has signed the liability waiver for the city that will be passed around on a clip board. We will do a final carpooling round to get the number of cars down to 10 maximum.
We will be leaving the ponds and going back to the cars at 11:45 and proceeding to Kearney Park for lunch for those who want to continue with the group. If you carpool from Fresno be sure to bring your lunch and expect to stay with the group until mid-afternoon.
There will be one porta-potty on the ponding complex for our use. Be sure to bring sun protection, binoculars, water, lunch and an ID. We will have a couple of scopes set up for you and we’ll be looking for some of the rarer shorebirds that might be migrating through like Baird’s and Pectoral Sandpipers, Semipalmated Sandpipers and Short-billed Dowitchers.