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SUMMARY:Bridgeway Island Pond
DESCRIPTION:Blue-winged Teal ©Kelli O’Neill \nDate: Sunday\, November 15th\, 2026\nTime: 8:00 am- 10:30 am\nTrip Leaders: Henry Witsken and Peyton Bounds \nDescription\nWith winter duck season well underway\, please join us at Bridgeway Island Pond and the adjacent Deepwater Shipping Channel in West Sacramento! Bridgeway Island is one of the premier locations in California to observe large concentrations of Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal at close range. It is also a great place to look for Spotted Sandpiper\, Common Gallinule\, American Avocet\, plus rails if we’re lucky! As is always the case when out birding\, you never know what shorebird or waterfowl species may be sitting on the muddy spit waiting to be discovered! \nAfter covering Bridgeway Island Pond\, we will walk up the levee and scan the Deepwater Shipping Channel. Our targets here will be water-loving birds such as Bald Eagle\, Osprey\, Common Merganser\, Forster’s Tern\, and Western Grebe. The stand of cottonwoods and bushes may yield passerines such as Spotted Towhee\, Orange-crowned Warbler\, and plenty of Lincoln’s Sparrows! \nAccessibility\nMost birding will be done on foot. We will begin on a level path\, and walk up a graveled levee to reach the shipping channel. There will be a small stretch where the path is quite narrow but still largely level. Bathrooms are not available at this location. \nMeeting Location and Registration\n​We will meet at 8:00am at the cul-de-sac at the end of Pender Island Rd in West Sacramento\, here: (38.540733\, -121.577855). Bring binoculars\, a scope (if you have one)\, water\, and snacks. High winds or significant rain will cancel this trip. Beginners are welcome and no sign-ups are necessary! We will conclude at approximately 10:30am. https://maps.app.goo.gl/JSFKhM9MD8TMxoB27 \nPlease contact Zane Pickus with any questions at yolobirdalliance@gmail.com \nYolo Bird Alliance field trips are free and open to the public. Carpooling is highly encouraged\, but all rides are private arrangements between drivers and riders.
URL:https://yolobirdalliance.org/event/bridgeway-island-pond-2/
CATEGORIES:Field Trip
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SUMMARY:Birds in a Changing World: Responses of North American Birds to Climate Change and Urbanization
DESCRIPTION:Yellow-rumped Warbler ©Dr. Monte Neate-Clegg \nYBA Program: ​November 18\, 2026\nProgram Time: ​7:00 PM – 8:30 PM PT\nSpeaker Sign-in: 6:30 – 6:45 PM\nSpeakers: Dr. Monte Neate-Clegg \nZoom Meeting Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/F09bqMVoTeiG1rgQd9oMRQ \nProgram Description: \nIn the first half of his talk\, Monte will present the various ways in which North American birds are responding to climate change\, including shifts in distributions and changes in the timing of breeding. In the second half\, Monte will examine the ecological traits that enable some types of birds to be winners in urban areas like San Francisco\, touching also on the utility of eBird data for research. \nSpeaker Bio: \nDr. Monte Neate-Clegg is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental Science & Policy at UC Davis. He is a global change ecologist whose research ranges from understanding the population dynamics of African birds to global scale analyses of avian ecology and conservation. \nThis event is free\, and you do not need to be a member of Yolo Bird Alliance. But if you would like to join\, visit https://yoloaudubon.org/join-renew-donate/. \nThe Yolo Bird Alliance fosters an appreciation of birds and other wildlife through educational programs and field trips\, brings conservation issues to public awareness\, and acts to preserve Yolo County bird life and habitat. To learn more about the Yolo Bird Alliance\, visit its web page at https://yolobirdalliance.org/. You can also visit the Yolo Bird Alliance on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/YoloBirdAlliance. If you would like to join and receive the monthly newsletter\, visit https://yolobirdalliance.org/join-renew-donate/. \nThe meeting will be held in person at the Davis Senior Center\, 646 A St\, Davis\, CA 95616. \nOr\, Register to Attend the Meeting online via Zoom. Zoom participants will be admitted a few minutes before 7:00 pm.  \nClick here for the Zoom registration link\, or you can copy & paste this link in your browser – https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/F09bqMVoTeiG1rgQd9oMRQ \nPlease note: Participants may join the meeting the the zoom desktop client downloaded on their computer or on their Apple or Android mobile phone or tablet to access the meeting. Participants may also join from a browser (Visit https://bit.ly/3hNyP8h  to learn how to join a Zoom meeting). \nYou may email Yolo Bird Alliance Program Chair Ken Ealy before the meeting if you need assistance. \n 
URL:https://yolobirdalliance.org/event/birds-in-a-changing-world-responses-of-north-american-birds-to-climate-change-and-urbanization/
CATEGORIES:Monthly Meeting
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SUMMARY:Gray Lodge Wildlife Area
DESCRIPTION:Sora ©Kelli O’Neill \nDate: Saturday\, November 28\, 2026\nTime: 8:00am – 4:00pm\nTrip Leaders:  Genevieve Colborn and Kelli O’Neill \nDescription\nWe are heading to Gray Lodge Wildlife Area on this year’s post-Thanksgiving trip. Gray Lodge is the winter home of many iconic Central Valley waterfowl including Snow and Greater White-fronted Geese and hosts high concentrations of waterfowl. Additionally\, the Wildlife Area and surrounding roads host many raptors and open-country songbirds. We will bird walk the trail and drive the auto tour loop\, stopping at observation decks overlooking bird-busy wetlands. We will then head to South Butte Road\, an area around the Sutter Buttes south of Gray Lodge in search of Sandhill Cranes. This is an excellent location to find Ferruginous Hawk and Prairie Falcon. Bring lunch as we will picnic at Gray Lodge. \nFor further information regarding species that may be encountered on this field trip\, check out the latest checklists on eBird for each location: \nGray Lodge Wildlife Area: https://ebird.org/hotspot/L368257/recent-checklists \nWest Butte Road: https://ebird.org/hotspot/L601662/recent-checklists?yr=cur \nAccessibility\nBirding will be done by car and walks on flat\, mostly even terrain. Bathrooms will be available at Gray Lodge WA \nMeeting Location and Registration\n​Please contact Zane Pickus at yolobirdalliance@gmail.com to register and for details regarding where to meet. This trip will be limited to 12 participants in a maximum of 4 cars. Bring binoculars\, a scope (if you have one)\, water\, lunch (for a picnic at Gray Lodge)\, and snacks. High winds or significant rain will cancel the trip. Beginners are welcome! We will conclude at approximately 4:00pm. \nAdditionally\, a one-day CDFW Lands Pass is required for each visitor aged 16 years or older. You must purchase the Lands Pass before the day of the trip.  It can be purchased online at: https://wildlife.ca.gov/Licensing/Lands-Pass.  A Lands Pass may also be available for purchase locally at Big-5 Sporting Goods stores. Cost: $5.97.  If you possess an annual Lands Pass you don’t need the day permit. \nYolo Bird Alliance field trips are free and open to the public. Carpooling is highly encouraged\, but all rides are private arrangements between drivers and riders.
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