April Mendocino Coast Audubon Society Meeting 'Birding the Length of Chile', Speaker: Rich Kuehn Monday, April 18, 2005 6:00 p.m. Traditional Chilean Dinner 7:00 p.m. Program At the Gualala Art Center

Spills, Seabirds, and Restoration Efforts in California Join us at March 21 meeting as Steve Hampton of the California Department of Fish and Game's Office of Spill Prevention and Response (DFG-OSPR)

'Migrating with the Cranes', Speaker: Mavis Beth Muller A presentation on Sandhill Cranes Monday, January 17 at 7:00 p.m. Caspar Community Center Ms. Muller is a self-proclaimed "Craniac". Her passion

Mark Colwell reported four AMERICAN AVOCETS at Little River Headlands at about 7:00 a.m. Sean McAllister reported two YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRDS at the Caspar Pond at about 2:30 p.m. Charlene McAllister

Mendocino Coast Audubon has scheduled a Fall Pelagic Trip out of Noyo Harbor on Saturday, September 25th . This is a 7 -8 hour trip aboard the Trek II out of Fort Bragg (Noyo Harbor) for seabirds, plu

Tuesday, June 23, 2004, Dorothy "Toby" Tobkin reports seeing a CHESTNUT-SIDED WARBLER at Russian Gulch. At approximately 10 a.m. it was located in the tall willows in the area of the group camp. Charl

Ron LeValley reports seeing a BROWN THRASHER north of Fort Bragg and south of Westport at mile post 75.25. It was in the long stand of willows along the creek at approximately 9:00 a.m. Charlene McAll

Dorothy "Toby" Tobkin reported seeing a COMMON MOORHEN at the eastern end of Lake Cleone early this afternoon (April 20). An adult in breeding plumage, it slid in and out of view. She also reported nu

Mendocino Coast Audubon has scheduled a spring Pelagic Trip for Sunday, May 16, 2004. To register now, send your check for $70.00 ($60.00 for MCAS members) to MCAS 18214 N. Highway1 Fort Bragg, CA 954

ARCTIC EXPLORER PRESENTS SLIDE SHOW AT MENDOCINO AUDUBON MEETING Record-breaking arctic explorer Pam Flowers will share slides and stories from her solo 2,500-mile dog mushing expedition across the ar

Sunday afternoon, Ron LeValley and I found the two LAPLAND LONGSPURS, the CHESTNUT-COLLARED LONGSPUR and two HORNED LARKS in the area near the monument marker. This morning (Monday) Elias Elias heard

Dorothy "Toby" Tobkin reported seeing a LAPLAND LONGSPUR this morning near the monument at Mendocino Headlands. She noted that it was in with a small flock of PIPITS. Charlene McAllister P.O. Box 332

SPECIAL PRESENTATION ON WILDLIFE OF SOUTHERN AFRICA World traveler Dr. Fred Hanson will present a slide program on Southern African wildlife to the Mendocino Coast Audubon Society on October 20th at t

Late this afternoon, I found the RED KNOT and PACIFIC GOLDEN-PLOVER that Toby Tobkin had reported earlier today. The RED KNOT was working the rocks on the north end of the beach along with some BLACK

Dorothy "Toby" Tobkin reported seeing a PACIFIC GOLDEN-PLOVER and a RED KNOT at Virgin Creek Beach earlier today. The PLOVER was near the Black-bellied Plovers and the RED KNOT was seen just past the

The weather was cooperative for the Mendocino Coast Audubon Pelagic trip out of Noyo Harbor on Saturday September 13th - mostly sunny with calm wind and light seas. Water temperature was 50 degrees an

Dorothy "Toby" Tobkin reported seeing another immature Least Tern this morning at Virgin Creek beach. The bird was seen twice, approximately an hour between each sighting. Charlene McAllister P.O. Box

There are still spaces available for the Mendocino Coast Audubon Society Fall Pelagic Trip on Saturday September 13th from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. To reserve your space, send $60.00 to MCAS, 18214 N. Highway

Toby Tobkin reported good looks at a LEAST TERN this morning at Virgin Creek Beach. This is a first county record. She noted that it flew in to the beach and hopped around for a bit before flying due

Tuesday, May 27-Dorothy "Toby" Tobkin reported hearing a NORTHERN PARULA singing in the top of the spruce trees this morning at the entrance to the Caspar Cemetery, off Pt. Cabrillo Drive. She also re