Palos Verdes/South Bay Audubon Society
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| Last updated 3/11/2010 |
Serving the Palos Verdes Peninsula and the Greater South Bay Area |
| Contact the Webmaster: nancy@pvsb-audubon.org |
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| Ongoing Events |
10 miles south of the Los Angeles Airport. On the July 5th birdwalk, a $5 donation per person is requested to help support
Audubon and NABA in collecting and publishing the data. The fee will be waived for those who join Audubon on count day!
There is a minimal charge for nonmembers of the SCBG Foundation; you may join at the entrance. The garden is located
at 26300 Crenshaw Blvd, Palos Verdes. Click the link above for directions.
Audubon and NABA in collecting and publishing the data. The fee will be waived for those who join Audubon on count day!
There is a minimal charge for nonmembers of the SCBG Foundation; you may join at the entrance. The garden is located
at 26300 Crenshaw Blvd, Palos Verdes. Click the link above for directions.
| First Sunday and Third Wednesday: South Coast Botanic Garden Birdwalk; Leader: Stephanie Bryan March 7, 17 Time: 8 A.M. - 12 Noon South Coast Botanic Garden |
Join leader Martin Byhower for a 3-hour walk around Harbor Park and see what interesting birds you can spot. Meet in
the parking area adjacent to the bike path at the southwest corner of the park, between Anaheim Street, and Vermont Ave.
Click the link above for directions.
the parking area adjacent to the bike path at the southwest corner of the park, between Anaheim Street, and Vermont Ave.
Click the link above for directions.
| Second Sunday: Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park Birdwalk; Leader: Martin Byhower March 14 Time: 8 A.M. Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park |
| Questions? Send email to: info@pvsb-audubon.org |
Visit the best birding areas in the South bay with Dave Moody and Friends. Meet at the Madrona Marsh Nature Center
parking lot. Click the link above for directions.
parking lot. Click the link above for directions.
| First, Third, and Fifth Tuesday: "Tour de Torrance;" Leader: Dave Moody March 2, 16 Time: 8:30 A.M. Madrona Marsh Nature Center |
Madrona Marsh is the last vernal marsh in the LA Basin. It is home to a number of rare habitats that attract many
hard-to-find species of plants, birds and other animals. These free walks are held on the second Wednesday of each
month, beginning at 8 A.M. from the gate on Plaza del Amo, just west of Madrona Ave. Click the link above for directions.
hard-to-find species of plants, birds and other animals. These free walks are held on the second Wednesday of each
month, beginning at 8 A.M. from the gate on Plaza del Amo, just west of Madrona Ave. Click the link above for directions.
| Second Wednesday: Madrona Marsh Birdwalk; Leader: Bob Shanman March 10 Time: 8 A.M. Madrona Marsh Nature Center |
| Check out the new photos in the Polliwog Park Photo Album! |
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Please join the Palos Verdes/South Bay Audubon Society at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, March 16 at the Madrona Marsh
Nature Center to hear our guest speaker Jill Overdorf offer a glimpse into the backcountry of Peru. Jill will share a 40
mile walking tour of one of the old Incan trails, the 'High Road to Machu Picchu.' From acclimation in Cusco and
Mollepata, into the valley of Soraypampa and over the Salcantay pass of 15,200 feet, this walk is assisted by horses,
mules and traveling chefs. The trek concludes with a two day descent into the cloud forest and lush jungle below. The
final destination is Machu Picchu, but after seven days of walking, this ancient city is only one of many bright spots
along the way. Light refreshments will be served. Everyone welcome! Come and enjoy the program, socialize with
friends, and fill out a ticket for the door prize drawing. Prizes are donated by Wild Birds Unlimited.
Nature Center to hear our guest speaker Jill Overdorf offer a glimpse into the backcountry of Peru. Jill will share a 40
mile walking tour of one of the old Incan trails, the 'High Road to Machu Picchu.' From acclimation in Cusco and
Mollepata, into the valley of Soraypampa and over the Salcantay pass of 15,200 feet, this walk is assisted by horses,
mules and traveling chefs. The trek concludes with a two day descent into the cloud forest and lush jungle below. The
final destination is Machu Picchu, but after seven days of walking, this ancient city is only one of many bright spots
along the way. Light refreshments will be served. Everyone welcome! Come and enjoy the program, socialize with
friends, and fill out a ticket for the door prize drawing. Prizes are donated by Wild Birds Unlimited.
Coming Up Tuesday, March 16, 2010:
| The 2010 Nesting Season has begun for our Harbor Park Western Bluebirds! See our Bluebird Nest Box Project page for details! |