Yolo Audubon Society

Burrowing owl

    Panoche Valley

    Field Trip

  • Date: 03/03/2012
  • Time: 06:00:00 AM
  • Winter raptors and sparrows are some of the
    birds that we will be looking for on this trip. This
    area is particularly good for Prairie Falcon and Golden
    Eagle. Merlin is less common, but also possible. Some
    of the specialty birds that we might see include Greater
    Roadrunner, Costa’s Hummingbird, Cassin’s Kingbird,
    Chukar and Mountain Plover.

    Mercey Hot Springs hosts a wintering population of
    Long-eared Owls and we will stop there to look for them.
    Please note that there is a $5/person fee to go into
    the resort and observe the owls.

    We will meet at 6:00 AM at the Park-N-Ride lot by the Ikeda
    Market (off of the Mace Boulevard Exit from I-80). We will
    plan to be back in Davis between 7:00 and 8:00 PM. Please
    bring lunch, plenty of liquids and be sure to dress in layers
    (be prepared for possible rain and a full day of birding). A
    major storm will cancel this trip.

    Please contact the leader, Kevin Guse, for more information
    (916-514-0685, harpy12@comcast.net).

    Long-earred Owl at Mercey Hot Springs, by Kevin Guse

    Prairie Falcon by the roadside Panoche Valley, by Sami LaRocca

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