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SUMMARY:Rodeo Lagoon & Hawk Hill 
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, October 7\, 2025 8am – 1pm\nLeader: Bob Toleno bo*@****no.com  \nJoin us in the Marin Headlands for fall migration. We’ll start the morning at Rodeo Lagoon\, birding the willows\, mostly looking for passerine migrants and rarities. At around 11am\, as the day warms up\, we’ll drive the short distance to Hawk Hill to spend some time scouring the sky for migrating raptors.  \nOverlooking the Golden Gate Bridge\, Hawk Hill sits near the southernmost end of the Marin County peninsula. Late September is the peak of raptor migration\, and because they prefer not to fly over water\, the peninsula acts as a “funnel” to concentrate them over this point. 17 different species have been documented migrating over Hawk Hill\, including some not usually seen near the coast\, like Swainson’s\, Ferruginous\, and Broad-winged Hawks\, and even the occasional Prairie Falcon. Bring water\, sunscreen\, and a scope if you have one. We’ll watch the raptors fly out over the Golden Gate. Many of the birds will be distant\, but leaders will help teach you how to ID raptors by shape.  \nDirections: Take the Richmond Bridge to Hwy 101 south\, then exit on Alexander Rd (exit 442). Make a left on Bunker Rd\, go through the tunnel\, drive 2 miles\, then make a left on Field Rd\, where you’ll immediately see a parking lot. Make sure not to park in the 30-minute limit spaces. 
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CATEGORIES:Field Trips
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SUMMARY:River Gates: From Alaska to Tierra del Fuego: Audubon’s Conservation Impact across the Pacific Flyway
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: River Gates\, Pacific Shorebird Conservation Coordinator\, National Audubon Society\, Latin America and the Caribbean and Alaska Programs \nTitle/Description: From Alaska to Tierra del Fuego: Audubon’s Conservation Impact across the Pacific Flyway \nRiver will discuss the migratory connectivity of waterbirds along the Pacific Flyway\, emphasizing the critical role of coastal estuaries and interior wetlands in Alaska and California’s Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys. She will also highlight Audubon’s conservation initiatives across the Flyway that are making lasting impacts on the protection and restoration of migratory bird habitats. \nPresenter Bio: River Gates joined Audubon in 2017 and has more than 20 years of experience in leading international shorebird conservation and research projects in the Pacific and East Asian-Australasian Flyways. She earned her M.S. in wildlife conservation from the University of Alaska Fairbanks in 2011\, studying the breeding and migration ecology of Dunlin. River co-created the Pacific Americas Shorebird Conservation Strategy and serves as the coordinator for the partnership. She advises shorebird conservation programs more broadly through her service on the following executive councils: U.S. Shorebird Conservation Partnership\, Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network’s Hemispheric Council\, and Western Hemisphere Shorebird Group. \n\nLocation Via Zoom
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CATEGORIES:Membership Meetings
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