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SUMMARY:Robb Field/San Diego River Tidal Mud Flats Field Trip (Please note 7:30 AM start)
DESCRIPTION:GPS: 32.755448\,-117.241741\nRating: Easy\, little walking\, birding along the flat path beside the San Diego River\nBathrooms: only at our first location\, in the park near the tennis courts \nWe will visit two locations along the San Diego River Floodway to look for early migrant and returning shorebirds\, often still in breeding plumage\, and post-breeding dispersal Elegant Terns. \nDirections:\nFrom North County\, take Hwy. 163S to I-8W and drive toward Ocean Beach. Make a slight left at Sunset Cliffs Blvd. and then stay in the right lane. Turn right onto W. Point Loma Blvd. and then right at Bacon St. Drive straight ahead to the Robb Field parking area near the tennis courts at the east end. We will also visit the nearby San Diego River Flood Control Channel (Mission Bay Pkwy & Old Sea World Drive) or Famosa Slough (West Point Loma Blvd & Famosa Blvd.) \nPlease note: Summer birding can be very warm. So be sure to bring sunscreen and sufficient water on walks. Bring a scope if you have one. \n  \n 
URL:https://palomaraudubon.org/event/robb-field-san-diego-river-tidal-mud-flats-bird-walk/
LOCATION:Robb Field\, 2525 Bacon St\, San Diego\, California\, 92107
CATEGORIES:Local Field Trips
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SUMMARY:Palomar Mountain Field Trip
DESCRIPTION:GPS: 33.34205385766424\, -116.90139223341629\nRating: Easy to Moderate  (dirt trails)\nBathrooms: One at the parking lot\nThis field trip will start from the parking lot at Doane Pond. Leave the Escondido area before 6 am. From I-15\, take Highway 76 east to Highway S6\, then north to Palomar Mountain. Or from Escondido\, take Highway S6 to Palomar Mountain. At the mountaintop\, at the S7 intersection stop sign\, turn left and continue northwest for 3 miles on State Park Rd. to the Palomar Mountain State Park entrance. Note: Day-use parking fee is $10. Carpooling is highly recommended. After paying the parking fee\, proceed 1.5 miles to the Doane Pond/School Camp Area parking lot. Bring a lunch for an after-walk picnic. Expect warm weather; bring water.
URL:https://palomaraudubon.org/event/palomar-mountain/
LOCATION:Palomar Mountain- Doane Pond\, 19952 State Park Road\, Palomar Mountain\, CA\, 92060\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local Field Trips
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260919T073000
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DTSTAMP:20261015T153104Z
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SUMMARY:Live Oak County Park
DESCRIPTION:GPS: 33.3628\, -117.2033\nRating: Easy to moderate\, dirt path with small hills to climb\nBathrooms: in the park \nPlease join us on a gentle stroll around the park to find oak woodland birds.  There are bathrooms and water available in the park \nSlow Birding Option: There are many picnic tables\, and there is an option to sit in the shade and enjoy the birds from a stationary point. \nTake I-15 north to the Fallbrook/E. Mission Rd. Exit 51.\nCross over the freeway and turn left onto Old Highway 395 located at the stoplight immediately after the I-15 South Freeway exit.\nProceed 1 mile south to Reche Road.\nTurn right and proceed 2.2 miles up Reche Road to Live Oak County Park located immediately after Gird Road. \nMeet in the parking lot. There is a small parking fee ($3) \nat all SD County Parks\, but free with a Senior Parking \nPermit.\nLeader: Mac West\, 949-800-9243
URL:https://palomaraudubon.org/event/live-oak-county-park/
LOCATION:Live Oak County Park\, 2746 Reche Road\, Fallbrook\, CA\, 92028\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local Field Trips
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SUMMARY:Program: The Ecology and Conservation of Burrowing Owls in Southern California
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a wonderful Program.\nFrom 6:30-7:00\, a social gathering with snacks\, and the presentation begins at 7:00. \nColleen Wisinski serves the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance as a Conservation Program\nSpecialist in Recovery Ecology. In this role\, she has worked with golden eagles\nand cactus wrens and is currently the field team leader for the burrowing owl program.\nShe is interested in conservation biology\, population dynamics\, and habitat use of birds.\nColleen’s main research focus is the ecology and conservation of burrowing owls in\nSouthern California\, particularly the breeding population of burrowing owls in San\nDiego County. She is responsible for overseeing the field team\, managing and analyzing\nthe data\, and working with colleagues to make recommendations about management of\nthe species to local land and wildlife managers. Using direct observations\, camera traps\,\nGPS transmitters\, and color banding\, she and the team are learning about survival\,\nreproduction\, and movement of the owls in the region. One of Colleen’s favorite parts of\nthe project is capturing\, banding\, and blood-sampling the owls for genetic analysis. \nThe location is the Remington Club II in Rancho Bernardo:\n16925 Hierba Dr\nSan Diego\, CA 92128 \nPlease note that the address is for the entire complex\, and there are two main entrances.  The entrance for the building in which we meet is the building to the east of Carver’s Steak House   (to the right if you are looking at the steakhouse). There is a circular driveway and a covered walkway in front of the main door.\nGo in the main door and up the stairs (elevator available); our meeting room is then immediately to the left.\n\nIf you prefer GPS coordinates\, the doors to enter are here: 33.02192834721937\, -117.07179724040994
URL:https://palomaraudubon.org/event/program-the-ecology-and-conservation-of-burrowing-owls-in-southern-california/
LOCATION:The Remington Club II\, 16925 Hierba Dr\, San Diego\, CA\, 92128\, United States
CATEGORIES:Programs
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SUMMARY:Batiquitos Lagoon
DESCRIPTION:(GPS: 33.093537\,-117.301308)\nBathroom at Nature Center (only if it is open)\nRating:  Easy (Flat dirt walkways) \nWe will look for waterfowl\, shorebirds\, and riparian birds. If you have a spotting scope\, please bring it. There is a restroom at the visitor center at the beginning/end of the walk. \nDirections:  From I-5 in Carlsbad\, exit east on Poinsettia Lane. Turn right on Batiquitos Drive\, drive about ½ mile to Gabbiano Lane\, turn right and continue to the end.  Park on the street in the residential area. \nPhotos from: Batiquitos Lagoon \nFurther Information on Location Here
URL:https://palomaraudubon.org/event/batiquitos-lagoon/
LOCATION:Batiquitos Lagoon\, 7380 Gabbiano Lane\, Carlsbad\, CA\, 92011\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local Field Trips
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