Conservation in the Limelight

Annual Meeting

Pee Wee Audubon

Thank You

Mayacamas Campout: May1-2

Volunteers

Field Trip Reports

Observations

Midweek Walkabout Results

Pee Wee Reports

Early Birdathon Report

Conservation Groups Rally to Audubon's Support

Birding Bodega Bay: Spring and Summer

Backyard Birding: Birdbaths

Welcome New Members

SCCC Recognizes Nature Educators

Pee Wee Audubon

Pee Wee Audubon is a fun-filled activity for children ages 4 and over, and their families. It is open to the public and free to all participants.

Santa Rosa Creek, May 3
Sorry, this program, announced last month, is full.

Pee Wee Goes to See the Big Birds, May 17
On Sunday, May 17, Pee Wee Audubon will travel to Bolinas Lagoon for a visit to the heron and egret colony at Audubon Canyon Ranch. The big birds will be busily nesting and raising their young in nests that are easily visible from the viewing platform at the ranch. We can expect to see dozens of baby egrets and herons shouting for food, bouncing on tree limbs as they prepare to fly, and beating up on their siblings. We'll also explore the natural area of the canyon and enjoy a picnic lunch, before departing around 1:15 PM. For reservations and further information call Sabine at 542-7303.

Reserve Now: June 14 Tidepooling
Our June 14 tidepool excursion with oceangrapher Ginger Parish on Sunday, June 14, will get us out to Shell Beach at 8 AM sharp, for one of the lowest tides of the year. Wear warm, layered clothing and rubber boots. We'll probably get wet, so bring an extra set of of shoes, socks, and pants. Ginger can take only a small group, so call Elham early for reservations: 573-7183.

Summer Celebration, June 20
Mark your calendar now for Pee Wee's annual end-of-year potluck picnic, Saturday, June 20. We'll be meeting at the Oak Knolls group picnic area at Spring Lake Park from 10 AM to 1 PM. The topic for the day is reptiles and amphibians, and our leader, Judy Fireman, will bring some wiggly examples.