MEETINGS AND FIELD TRIPS

(DETAILS ON EVENTS PAGE)

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SPEAKER MEETING: March 24th, 6:30pm

"California Condor Recovery Efforts"

Cafe 210, 210 W. Center Avenue, Visalia

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RIVER RIDGE FIELD TRIP

CANCELLED

March 19th

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LAKE KAWEAH FIELD TRIP

April 1st - NEW TIME = 9:30AM

 

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OWLS OF

TULARE AND

KINGS COUNTIES

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by Mary Merriman

Winter is a great time to look and listen for owls. Owls still seem mysterious to humans mostly because they are active at night when most people are asleep. Despite these nocturnal habits, owls fill an essential niche in our ecosystem, controlling nocturnal rodent populations such as mice and voles.

 

 

 

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Comments from 2022 Tulare Kings Audubon Society Scholarship Winners

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Princesa C. (UCD): "This quarter I got the opportunity to start working for the Center for Agricultural Health and Safety. Without the scholarship I don’t think this would have been possible."

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Anayeli R. (UCB):  "The scholarship has also been applied towards my club fee where I have been able to join CalSol, a student run engineering club at UC Berkeley where we design
and build a solar panel car."

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Sofi F. (UCB):  "The Audubon scholarship meant a lot to me because it showed me that my accomplishments and hard work were worth working towards."

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Birding Opportunities in Tulare/Kings County 

 

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Directions and more detailed information is on the birding hotspots page. 

 

Bravo Lake and Lake Success

Sequoia National Park Hwy 198

Giant Forest

Mineral King

Tulare Water Treatment Plant

Atwell Island/Ton Tache Wetland

Burris Park

Hidden Valley Park

and others

 

Virtual Burrowing Owl Festival

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A family friendly webpage provided by the Pomona Valley Audubon Society that has information about the owls and activities for kids.

www.PVASBurrowingOwlFestival.com 

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