Ventura River Estuary
Where the Ventura River meets the Pacific, this estuary supports one of the county's most reliable spots for shorebirds and waterbirds year-round. Osprey work the channel for fish alongside Double-crested […]
Where the Ventura River meets the Pacific, this estuary supports one of the county's most reliable spots for shorebirds and waterbirds year-round. Osprey work the channel for fish alongside Double-crested […]
Part of Point Mugu State Park, with coastal sage scrub, eucalyptus, and sycamore groves about 4 miles south of Mugu Rock off Highway 1. Highlights: Thrashers, towhees, migrant flycatchers and […]
It's time for Warbler Bingo (in our best Vince Skully voice)! Well hello, everybody, and what a season it is! Baseball's got its pennant race and its World Series, and […]
Bob Kildee Park is a great place to look for migrating warblers and other songbirds! We’ll be looking for all sorts of warbler species (Nashville, Black-throated Gray, Hermit, Townsend’s, Yellow-rumped, […]
Conejo Valley Audubon invites birders of all experience levels to attend our monthly Beginner Bird Walk. Rancho Sierra Vista is an excellent place to see many of the oak woodlands […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Bald eagles were historically present on all eight California Channel Islands, but by 1960, exposure to the pesticide DDT led to their decline and disappearance. In 1980, a team of […]