Uganda: The Pearl of Africa
***THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED*** We hope to reschedule it at a future date. Kevin Gusé believes that the combination of primates, big game and birds makes Uganda a […]
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Davis Senior Center 646 A Street, Davis, CA, United States
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The Nature and Geology of the Berryessa Region
Berryessa Panorama; © Marc Hoshovsky Yolo Audubon’s first online program of the year takes you on a virtual tour of the Berryessa Region with Marc Hoshovsky, co-author of the new […]
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Behind the Scenes on A National Wildlife Refuge: Preparing for Fall and Winter Migrants
Curtis McCasland is the manager of the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Complex. The Refuge Complex consists of Sacramento, Delevan, Colusa, Sutter, and Sacramento River NWR's. Curt will take us behind […]
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Great-tailed Grackles: What Makes this Adventurous Species Tick?
Are great-tailed grackles that are on the invasion front and actively expanding the range into new habitat, different in some way from those that are in areas where there have […]
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CBC Bird ID Workshop
Always a popular event, Steve Hampton returns to host a Bird ID workshop in advance of our 50th annual Putah Creek Christmas Bird Count (CBC). Steve will share data and […]
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What are Automated Recorder Units and How Can They Assist Ornithologists in the Field?
The Central Valley has undergone massive habitat change in the past century, creating a heterogeneous landscape. Many researchers lack the ability to undertake long-term biological monitoring on restoration projects and […]
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Uganda: Pearl of Africa
Kevin Gusé believes that the combination of primates, big game, and birds makes Uganda a truly unique destination. For example, did you know that Uganda is the most bird-diverse country […]
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Marbled Murrelets: The Enigma of the Pacific
The Marbled Murrelet (Brachyramphus marmoratus) is a small, cryptic seabird with a range extending from northern California up through Alaska. Like other alcids, murrelets forage in the ocean and exclusively […]
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The Current Status of the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area for 2021
Please join the Yolo Audubon Society for the monthly virtual Members’ Meeting when Joe Hobbs, Manager of Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area, will give a talk on the current status of […]
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Members’ Memories: Short Stories and Illustrations of Birding during the 2020-2021 Pandemic
Yolo Audubon would like to celebrate those who found ways to continue their passion for birding during the pandemic. We invite you to share your photos, drawings and short stories […]
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Audubon Conservation Ranching
California has roughly 40 million acres of rangelands that provide food production, carbon sequestration, water infiltration, and habitat for a wide range of species. However, this historic land use is […]
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Testing the Social Intelligence Hypothesis in Wild Jays
Why do some species evolve complex cognitive behaviors while others do not? One hypothesis is that social species need more advanced cognitive abilities than asocial species to deal with the […]