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Bird Cams Highlights: Across The Hemisphere, Chicks Prepare For Their First Flight

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 27, 2018 by PalomarMay 27, 2018

Cahow Chick Soon To Leave Nonsuch Island Join Bermuda Petrel expert Jeremy Madeiros as he fastens a leg band on “Sunny” the cahow chick during his 10-week health check. Less than a week remains until this endangered chick is expected to … Continue reading →

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Habitat Network Newsletter: May 2018

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 22, 2018 by PalomarMay 22, 2018

The days are long, the garden-chore list is longer… Seeking stories of Homeowner Associations (HOAs) & landscaping initiatives. Email us: help@habitat.network Moss Gardens Cathy Burk, a Habitat Network citizen scientist, has been experimenting with creating moss gardens for several years. … Continue reading →

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Kit Carson Park Field Trip – May 19, 2018

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 21, 2018 by PalomarMay 21, 2018

Twenty birders took part in the walk on a cool and overcast day that made bird identification difficult.  We heard many Yellow-breasted Chats, but saw none.  The best sighting was of a family of House Wrens tending to their chicks in a … Continue reading →

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Bird Cams: West Texas Hummingbird Cam Returns To The Davis Mountains

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 21, 2018 by PalomarMay 21, 2018

Watch over a dozen species jockey for the feeders on the 2018 West Texas Hummingbird cam. West Texas Welcomes Back Hummingbirds The West Texas hummingbird cam sponsored by Perky-Pet is back just as spring migration is hitting full stride! Over the cam season, viewers … Continue reading →

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Comment Received About Big Morongo Trip

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 21, 2018 by PalomarMay 21, 2018

Wish you all were closer! I’m 68 and a complete newbie. I started a few days ago after seeing THE BIG YEAR and the purchase of a few field guides (Peterson’s, Sibleys, and National Geographic). I was reading the Peterson’s in the waiting … Continue reading →

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Inside Bird Conservation – May 2018

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 18, 2018 by PalomarMay 18, 2018

  Be a Cats Indoors Ambassador  Do you support keeping cats indoors, on a leash, or otherwise contained? We want to hear about it! American Bird Conservancy is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to tell their stories and/or feature their safely contained … Continue reading →

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Lindo Lake Field Trip, 5/12/2018

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 18, 2018 by PalomarMay 18, 2018

Below is the report of the Palomar Audubon walk at Lindo Lake last Saturday. We spotted the perpetual Greater White-fronted Goose, plus a woodpecker that we couldn’t get consensus on—listed here as Woodpecker sp. 53 species (+2 other taxa) Greater … Continue reading →

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Daley Ranch Field Trip

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 6, 2018 by PalomarMay 6, 2018

On Saturday May 5, we had 10 birders on a very hot morning. We spotted 43 species including a Hermit Warbler. Mallard Rudy Duck California Quail Great Egret Turkey Vulture Red-shouldered Hawk Red-tailed Hawk American Coot Mourning Dove Anna’s Hummingbird … Continue reading →

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Defender.org: Saving the Salton Sea

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 5, 2018 by PalomarMay 5, 2018

 

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Endangered Habitats News • Spring 2018

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 2, 2018 by PalomarMay 2, 2018

San Diego County Climate Action Plan creates disastrous precedent When a plan to address climate change enables sprawl, it is a big problem. To reverse this, EHL has sued. Read More EHL seeks proper habitat plan implementation in Temecula A … Continue reading →

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