Larry and I will miss Ron, too. He so generously took time to verify facts and provide photos for many of my interpretive panels ( I always insisted on paying him), and taught us so much over the many

I for one, will miss him a lot. He was such a font of knowledge and inspiration. He helped fuel my daughter's desires to embark on a marine naturalist position so she could study Orcas in Washington

5 June 2022. Our friend Ron LeValley has passed away. He was a great teacher, tour leader and photographer. He will be missed by all who had the pleasure to call him Friend.

Seen today around 10 am, just south of Virgin Creek Beach in a cove and was with 5 BLOY. Some territorial disputes were happening and it flew north. Appears to be same bird seen near

14 May 2022 - On the field trip this morning we found a singing Yellow-breasted Chat (rare on the coast) at the Navarro Beach campground. It was vocalizing continuously from some willows

Tue, 10 May 2022– This evening about 30 minutes before sundown, I had two brief visits at the front porch feeder by a female BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD. It stood out by its clean, white

29 April 2022 - Yesterday evening (4/28) I saw my first Olive-sided Flycatcher of the year in my yard. This morning I heard its familiar song. -- Cheers, Tim

I'm no longer a Mendoite, having moved to Santa Rosa, so this is not exactly a county post. However, if you are going to travel to Santa Rosa in the next few weeks you can have a great easy-as-pie

16 April 2022 - Our field trip to the Anderson Valley Brewing Company grounds was fun and productive. We ticked all of the hoped-for birds plus a couple of extras. For coastal

Zoom links are sent to folks who have subscribed to Peregrine Audubon mailing list. If interested, enter your email at bottom of home page, peregrineaudubon.org. George Gibbs

It would be great to get the time and the zoom link for the condors on the 17th. Thanks

I would love to 'tune in' to the May 17th program. Can you send contact information? Thanks, Dave! Linda. On 4/11/2022 8:07 PM, Dave Bengston via groups.io wrote:

And Vishnu’s post is a nice segue into the Peregrine Audubon’s Program for May 17. We will have Tiana Williams-Claussen, the Director of the Yurok Condor Restoration program as our speaker for

OK, this post is not about a "Mendobird", mea culpa, but, God willing, one day some of these guys may glide over the border and grace us here with their presence. You may already know that the

Well, over the past three weeks the birds have sure been active here. Everytime I am outdoors, even in town, birds are everywhere! I wanted to note that acorn woodpeckers have arrived in my

I found a Pectoral Sandpiper from the Ten Mile River bridge. It was just east of the south end of the bridge. We see these regularly Aug-Sep, but it’s unusual in spring. RHA

6 April 2022 - This morning I finally heard my first Wilson's Warbler of spring, singing from a riparian zone. Been waiting for these guys. Pacific-slope Flycatchers arrived last week.

A Yellow-bellied Sapsucker in Rose Memorial Cemetery in Fort Bragg at 9:30 am on Saturday, March 26, 2022. The bird was working the western most Banksias. Roger Foote Ukiah

Chris L today reported to me that there is a female Hooded Oriole at Rose Memorial Cem in Fort Bragg. Also, there is a possible Orchard Oriole, also female, at MacKerricher near the little

3/14/22 Hi All, Yesterday I heard Osprey calls in the air. And in the afternoon I saw the female had returned. The Osprey pair were in the nest, working on it. This is the nest I watch through