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  • Olompali Bird Walk

    Olompali State Historic Park 8900 Redwood Blvd, Novato, CA, United States

    Join Rich Cimino from Yellowbilled Tours and Jack from Wild Birds Unlimited for an easy walk around the historic gardens and neighboring woodlands of Olompali.

    Free

  • Raptors of Marin at Novato Library

    Novato Library 1720 Novato Blvd, Novato, CA, United States

    In this presentation at the Novato library, we'll give a tour of essentially all our local raptors, covering around 20 species of hawk, falcon, eagle, as well as our most notable owls. We'll teach you how to identify the familiar species with confidence and where to find the less common birds.

  • Mount Burdell Bird Walk

    Mount Burdell - San Andreas Trailhead 538-598 San Andreas Dr, Novato, CA, United States

    Join guest leader Heather Cameron and Jack from Wild Birds Unlimited for a summer walk on Mount Burdell. We'll be listening to birdsong season and looking for young birds from all the summer breeders, including potential Bullock's orioles, lark and chipping sparrows, lazuli buntings, and various swallows and flycatchers. Click through for details and free registration.

    Free

  • Seminar: Birding Northeast Marin

    Wild Birds Unlimited 104 Vintage Way, Ste. A-7, Novato, CA, United States

    In this in-store talk, we'll provide a broad overview of the birds our home territory has to offer, interspersed with myriad little tips of astoundingly helpful specificity. If you'd like to see more birds in your everyday life, discover under-the-radar local hotspots, or generally understand the place where you live, this is the talk for you!

    Free

  • Indian Tree Bird Walk

    Indian Tree Open Space Preserve 3221 Vineyard Rd, Novato, CA, United States

    Join Jack for a small group walk at Indian Tree Open Space Preserve. We'll explore a small section of the preserve, primarily looking and listening for forest songbirds and their young, including purple finches, Wilson's warblers, pacific-slope flycatchers, and various woodpecker species. Click through for more details and free registration.

    Free