Saturday Morning Local
Bird Walks
Join us most Saturday morning for an enjoyable meander looking for birds.
Call the store Friday nights after 7 PM to find out where we are going the next morning. Our local bird walks are from 8 to 10 am and we return to the store for bagels and shade grown coffee. Some of the nearby places we go to are Oka Ponds, Guadalupe Oak Grove Park, Belgatos Park, Almaden Lake Park, Shoreline and Charleston Slough.
No Charge

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Sunnyvale Audubon Walks
First Wednesday of the Month
Feb 4, March 4 – Noon to 1pm
Bring your binoculars (loaners are available) and meet Freddy at the Sunnyvale Pollution Control Plant where Borregas and Caribbean meet off of 237. After entering the plant turn left at the first stop sign and continue to the end of the parking area. We will see raptors, shorebirds, and lots of ducks.
No Charge

Call soon for reservations.
These trips fill up fast.

FEE: $60 plus a tip to our driver.
Fee includes gas and transportation via Corinthian Ground Transportation.

Let’s Go Birding with Lisa Myers
to Lone Tree Road
Saturday, April 18
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Lone Tree Road is a beautiful country road north/east of Hollister. Lone Tree winds its way up to 1200 feet in elevation and deadends 10 miles into the foothills. It’s a great place for birding as the road travels through different habitats, fields, along streams and under woodland canopies. The breeding season will be underway and birds will be in returning from the south and singing. This location is ideal for Golden Eagles, Lazuli Bunting and much more.
Let’s Go Birding with Lisa Myers
to Mines Road
Saturday, May 16
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Mines Road is located on the eastern side of the Mount Hamilton Range is an annual event for birdwatchers. This long, rural road allows for many pull-outs as we spot Golden Eagles, Lewis’s Woodleckers, Phainopepla, Lawrence’s Goldfinch, Lark Sparrow and many more. We never know what to expect and that is one reason this day is always an adventure. Evergreens and Oak Trees cover the hillsides and our birding will be done along road side pull outs where we study the landscape and find our birds.