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| Whimbrel [photo by Mark Muscat] |
FIELD TRIP: Morro Bay State Park Marina Falling Tide
DATE: Saturday, October 5, 2024
TIME: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
LEADER: Mark Mushkat
Trip is limited to 15 participants - Signups will be taken for 24 hours. Participants will be randomly selected. The remainder will be put on standby status in case of cancellations. Only registered people may attend.
Mark is asking that everyone who wishes to go on a field trip with him to have an eBird account. It is free, easy, and serves a highly important role in global citizen science. The eBird data are critical for countless research projects that impact conservation and funding policies around the world. The website also has amazing resources that can help you become a better and more responsible birder.
Your registration requires your eBird username on the form.
Create an eBird account at ebird.org/home and then start exploring eBird!
Description:
Enjoy a leisurely late afternoon stroll along the Boardwalk with Mark to view and identify shorebirds and migrants as they follow the ebbing tide, as well as the land birds occupying the coastal sage scrub habitat. This is a short walk of about one mile on a boardwalk and dirt path and is ADA accessible. Restrooms are available. Please bring binoculars, cameras and scopes!
ADA Accessible: Yes
Experience Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Registration and RSVP to confirmation Required!
Registration will open on the morning of SEP 25th. On that date, MCAS members will automatically receive an ALERT with the LINK to the Field Trip’s Registration Form.
Non-members can receive ALERTS from MCAS regarding Field Trips, Community Programs, and other MCAS activities. You will need to fill out the MCAS ALERT EMAIL LIST sign up form in the footer of theMCAS website. You can also join the SLOCOBIRDING email list to get ALERTs via Groups.io. (Field Trip alerts only)
Please consider becoming a member of MCAS to support MCAS’s mission and activities, including Field Trips.
Questions? Email Freddy Howell freddy@morrocoastaudubon.orgInse
