• Malibu Lagoon

    If you’re interested in practicing gull and shorebird ID, then Malibu Lagoon is the fall is a great place to start! We will be meeting at the Agoura Hills Park […]

  • Social Hour at Blue Bottle Coffee

    After our bird walk at Malibu Lagoon, we'll head to Blue Bottle Coffee for a no-host social hour. Hope to see you there! Location: Blue Bottle Coffee - 23401 Civic […]

  • September Program: Member Show & Tell

    Each September, our first meeting of the season is dedicated to the birding trips and adventures of our members, so you are invited to show off your recent, or not-so-recent […]

  • Conejo Community Park

    Fall migration is in full swing, and our local Conejo Community Park and Botanical Garden is a great place to bird with all of its oak trees. We will meet […]

  • CSU Channel Islands

    With a wide variety of habitats, the Cal State Channel Islands campus is an excellent place to view a diversity of bird species, everything from shorebirds to sparrows. We will […]

  • Hawk-Watching at Grant Park

    You may not know it, but many raptor species migrate down south in fall, and Grant Park in Ventura is a great place to watch this phenomenon! Expected species include […]

  • Oxnard Plains and Arnold Road

    The Oxnard sod fields are a great area for migrating shorebirds and open-habitat songbirds. Here, we will be looking for species like Baird’s and Pectoral Sandpiper, Black-bellied Plover, Pacific Golden-Plover, […]

  • Oak Canyon Community Park

    Tucked into the Simi Hills, this little gem of a park has a nice diversity of oak woodland, riparian, and chaparral habitat; perfect for birds! Target species include migrating flycatchers, […]

  • Private Falconry Experience with Talon and Flight

    Want to experience raptors up close and personal? Then join us for this members-only event with Talon and Flight Falconry! All participants will have a chance to work directly with […]

  • Ventura Settling Ponds

    The Ventura Settling Ponds are a great habitat to see both migrating warblers and most species of our overwintering waterfowl. Potential warbler migrants include Nashville, MacGillivray’s, Black-throated Gray, and Townsend’s […]