Redbud Audubon field trips in Lake County and the North Bay, plus other upcoming events for the 2019/2020 Season
New Information as of January 2020 on Field Trips and ride sharing
Due to insurance requirements, Redbud Audubon leaders are no longer organizing carpools for out-of-county or distant field trips. However, participants can voluntarily share rides. Any carpool arrangements are private arrangements between the driver and the passengers. By arriving at least 10 minutes early at the specified meeting place for distant field trips any necessary travel arrangements can be made. Drivers should carry adequate insurance coverage. It is also appreciated to offer to share gas expenses with the driver.
General Information for All Events
The field trips are open to the public and suitable for all levels of interest. Most field trips are free unless noted. Bring your binoculars, field guide, bird apps, and water; wear layered clothing, hats, and sun protection. Sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots recommended. Heavy rain cancels the walks unless otherwise indicated. Prior notification of attendance is not required. Participants of all experience levels are welcome and may join or leave the group at any time during the day.
Outings start at 9 a.m. unless otherwise noted.
September 21 – Lake County Land Trust’s Rodman Preserve,
6350 Westlake Rd., Upper Lake, CA
October 19 – Anderson Marsh State Historic Park
Highway 53, Lower Lake
November 23 – Reclamation Area near Upper Lake 8:45 am
**Meet at 8:45 at Upper Lake County Park on Highway Way 20**
December 14 – 2019 Christmas Bird Count
January 18 – Colusa and Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge
carpool from Lower Lake (see note above)
February 22 – Clear Lake State Park
Soda Bay Rd. Kelseyville
March 21 – Highland Springs Reservoir Lakeport Cancelled
April 25-26 and May 2-3, 2020 – Heron Days 25th anniversary of this special event.
May 23 – Eel River, Potter Valley
