September 29th – 10am to 2pm
Lynch Canyon Open Space (Raptor Migration)
Solano Land Trust, Saturday. Lynch Canyon provides raptors with over 1,000 undeveloped acres where they can hunt and rest. Each year from fall through late winter, during this viewing season, you can join other binocular-wielding people who appreciate the connection between Solano Land Trust's protected ranchland and open spaces and the birds that rely on the land as resident yearlong raptors in addition to its wintertime visitors. During fall and spring migration, the bird population can double or triple. “It's a wild, remote wilderness, and yet it's right in our backyard," says Larry Broderick. “Lynch has a great prey base, and that is a testament to Solano Land Trust's ecosystem management."
Check here for details: https://solanolandtrust.org/events
October 17th-
Annadel Visitor Center, Trione-Annadel State
Park, 6201 Channel Drive, 6:30pm (Raptor identification and natural history
presentation) Wednesday.
October 20th-
Jenner Headlands Preserve migratory Hawk walk
Sonoma Land Trust, 10am to 2pm, Saturday. Fall Hawk Migration, Jenner Headlands,
October 20, 10am–2pm, Level 3(Sold out) West County Hawk Watch has been out on the Jenner Hawk Overlook for nearly 10 years counting hawks flying through on their migration. Join Hawk Watch founder Larry Broderick for a guided walk and experience the thrill of observing these birds of prey ride on the winds.
Check here for details: https://sonomalandtrust.org/outings/index.html
October 28th-
Estero Americano (Migratory and Overwintering
Hawk walk) Sonoma Land Trust, Sunday.(sold out) Let’s look to the fall skies with raptor enthusiast and California Certified Naturalist Larry Broderick! Larry’s love for the birds is contagious and he narrates what is happening in the skies with the intensity of a sports commentator. Come away with skills to easily identify the raptors flying overhead during the fall migration. Check here for details: https://sonomalandtrust.org/outings/index.html
November 3rd- High Fire danger, cancelled
Lynch Canyon Open Space (Over-Wintering
Raptor Distribution Hike) Solano Land Trust, Saturday. Lynch Canyon provides raptors with over 1,000
undeveloped acres where they can hunt and rest. Each year from fall through
late winter, during this viewing season, you can join other binocular-wielding
people who appreciate the connection between Solano Land Trust's protected
ranchland and open spaces and the birds that rely on the land as resident yearlong
raptors in addition to its wintertime visitors. During fall and spring
migration, the bird population can double or triple. “It's a wild, remote
wilderness, and yet it's right in our backyard," says Larry Broderick.
“Lynch has a great prey base, and that is a testament to Solano Land Trust's
ecosystem management."https://solanolandtrust.org/events
November 4th-
Skaggs Island, (Overwintering Raptor
Wonderland) Sonoma Land Trust, Sunday.(sold out) Let’s look to the fall skies with raptor enthusiast and California Certified Naturalist Larry Broderick! Larry’s love for the birds is contagious and he narrates what is happening in the skies with the intensity of a sports commentator. Come away with skills to easily identify the raptors flying overhead during the fall migration. Check here for details: https://sonomalandtrust.org/outings/index.html
November 17th -
Madrone Audubon Society Tolay Lake Regional
Park, Bird Walk, (with West County Hawkwatch Raptor overwintering consultation)
8am to 2pm. Saturday.December 1st -
Lynch Canyon Open Space (Raptor Over-Wintering Wonderland) Solano Land Trust, Saturday. Lynch Canyon provides raptors with over 1,000 undeveloped acres where they can hunt and rest. Each year from fall through late winter, during this viewing season, you can join other binocular-wielding people who appreciate the connection between Solano Land Trust's protected ranchland and open spaces and the birds that rely on the land as resident yearlong raptors in addition to its wintertime visitors. During fall and spring migration, the bird population can double or triple. “It's a wild, remote wilderness, and yet it's right in our backyard," says Larry Broderick. “Lynch has a great prey base, and that is a testament to Solano Land Trust's ecosystem management."
Check here for details: https://solanolandtrust.org/events
January 5th- RR open space – 10am
to 2pm
Rush Ranch Open Space (Raptor Identification
PowerPoint & Susuin Hills hikeSolano Land Trust Check here of details: https://solanolandtrust.org/events
February 2nd- figuring out time lines, link
and directions. Galt Birding Festival, West County Hawkwatch Raptor
presentation, natural history and identification with rare regional updates,
Saturday.
February- 9th 10am to 2pm
Lynch Canyon Open Space (Flyway
Festival) Solano Land Trust, Saturday. Lynch Canyon provides raptors with over 1,000 undeveloped acres where they can hunt and rest. Each year from fall through late winter, during this viewing season, you can join other binocular-wielding people who appreciate the connection between Solano Land Trust's protected ranchland and open spaces and the birds that rely on the land as resident yearlong raptors in addition to its wintertime visitors. During fall and spring migration, the bird population can double or triple. “It's a wild, remote wilderness, and yet it's right in our backyard," says Larry Broderick. “Lynch has a great prey base, and that is a testament to Solano Land Trust's ecosystem management."
Check here for details: https://solanolandtrust.org/events
February- 10th still plotting time line, two hikes 9am to 10:30 and 11am to 12:30pm (TBD)
Sears Point, Baylands, Dickson Ranch, wetlands (Flyway Festival) Sonoma Land Trust, Sunday.
Check here for details: https://sonomalandtrust.org/outings/index.html
Skaggs Island, (Overwintering Raptor Wonderland) Sonoma Land Trust, Sunday.
Let’s look to the fall skies with raptor enthusiast and California Certified Naturalist Larry Broderick! Larry’s love for the birds is contagious and he narrates what is happening in the skies with the intensity of a sports commentator. Come away with skills to easily identify the raptors flying overhead during the fall migration. Check here for details: https://sonomalandtrust.org/outings/index.html
February 22nd - 25th
Lower Klamath Basin annual trip. West County
Hawkwatch Team and Guest annual event... Check with Larry for details, hotel, travel, agenda…. northcoastraptor@gmail.com
March 2nd
Lynch Canyon Open Space, 10am to 2pm (Season Close) Solano Land Trust, Saturday.Lynch Canyon provides raptors with over 1,000 undeveloped acres where they can hunt and rest. Each year from fall through late winter, during this viewing season, you can join other binocular-wielding people who appreciate the connection between Solano Land Trust's protected ranchland and open spaces and the birds that rely on the land as resident yearlong raptors in addition to its wintertime visitors. During fall and spring migration, the bird population can double or triple. “It's a wild, remote wilderness, and yet it's right in our backyard," says Larry Broderick. “Lynch has a great prey base, and that is a testament to Solano Land Trust's ecosystem management."
Check here for details: https://solanolandtrust.org/events
March 3rd
Skaggs Island, 10am to 2pm (Overwintering Raptor Wonderland) Sonoma Land Trust, Sunday
Let’s look to the fall skies with raptor enthusiast and California Certified Naturalist Larry Broderick! Larry’s love for the birds is contagious and he narrates what is happening in the skies with the intensity of a sports commentator. Come away with skills to easily identify the raptors flying overhead during the fall migration. Check here for details: https://sonomalandtrust.org/outings/index.html
March 10th
Skaggs Island, 10am to 2pm (Overwintering Raptor Wonderland) Sonoma Land Trust, Sunday Let’s look to the fall skies with raptor enthusiast and California Certified Naturalist Larry Broderick! Larry’s love for the birds is contagious and he narrates what is happening in the skies with the intensity of a sports commentator. Come away with skills to easily identify the raptors flying overhead during the fall migration. Check here for details: https://sonomalandtrust.org/outings/index.html
Email me [Larry Broderick] with questions: northcoastraptor@gmail.com
Sept 29TH The Wildlands Conservancy
(TWC) at the Jenner Headlands Preserve. Birds of Prey migration tour. Info: https://www.facebook.com/JennerHeadlandsPreserve
Oct 6TH LandPaths at the
Poff Ranch. Birds of Prey migration tour.
Info: https://landpaths.z2systems.com/np/clients/landpaths/event.jsp?event=915
Oct 21ST TWC at the Jenner
Headlands Preserve. Birds of Prey migration and over-wintering tour.
Info: https://www.facebook.com/JennerHeadlandsPreserve
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