Monday, December 29, 2008

Annual Bird Events

Snow Geese in Flight courtesy of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, photographer--Donna Dewhurst.





Wild Bird Counts







Is a personal year-long count a birder can make each year of the species without using you fossil fuel, but instead using your feet or bicycle near your home or work. Several categories exist.














"Find a good spot for bird watching -- preferably one with good views of a variety of habitats and lots of birds. Next you create a real or imaginary circle 17 feet in diameter and sit inside the circle for 24 hours, counting all the bird species you see or hear. " Takes place in the fall.












For several days in December and into January, birders count bird and species.












Takes place in winter. For several days, birders count birds in several locations of their choice.







Bird Festivals in California





Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival



Annual event in Central California.





Annual Snow Goose Festival



Chico, California in January.





Flyway Festival



San Francisco Bay.







San Diego Bird Festival







Salton Sea International Bird Festival





Godwit Days



Northern California







Sandhill Crane Festival



Lodi, California.





Heron Festival



Kelsy, California.





Tule Lake Migratory Bird Festival





Mono Basin Bird Chautauqua



Mono Lake.





Annual Kern River Valley Hummingbird Celebration







Kern River Valley Annual Nature and Turkey Vulture Festival







Monterey Bay Birding Festival



Watsonville, California.







Central Valley Birding Symposium



Stockton, California.




Walk on the Wild Side

Near Freeport, California.





Aleutian Goose Festival






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