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  • North Livermore/Springtown

    North Livermore/Springtown 2010 Bluebell Dr, Livermore, California

    Contact katbirdca@aol.com  We will walk along the Arroyo, where we can expect wading birds such as stilts and egrets, ducks, incl. Cinnamon Teal, and many wintering and resident songbirds. Rails and snipe are possible. The open fields are productive for raptors - Golden Eagle and Ferruginous Hawk have been seen here. Wide, level trails make walking...

  • Owling in Garin Regional Park

     February 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, 5:30pm - 7pm Leader: Bob Toleno     RSVP: bob@toleno.com Though highly sought after, owls are often the most difficult birds for us to see, for the obvious reason that most are typically only out after dark. On this trip, we'll take a short walk (less than a mile over...

  • Scott Harris: RaptorQuest: Chasing America’s Raptors

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    Title:  RaptorQuest: Chasing America's Raptors Description: Scott Harris spent 17 months chasing 53 Raptors across 34 states - his version of a Raptor Big Year. RaptorQuest is about his adventures, misadventures, successes and failures. From -36 degree days, to ones over 100 degrees, to just getting on the bird just in time, to the frustrations of missing...

  • Flows of Water and Waterbirds Across California

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    Description: Nathan Van Schmidt will be talking about research on the challenges facing waterbirds of the Pacific Flyway. Over a million waterbirds utilize San Francisco Bay for migratory stopover or over-wintering habitat each year, including many species which have already lost substantial habitat elsewhere within the Western United States. Their habitat needs complicated efforts to...

  • Sabercat Creek Trail

    Sabercat Creek

    Sabercat Creek Quema Dr & Paseo Padre Pkwy, Fremont, CA, United States

    Sabercat Creek trail follows a stream in Fremont with excellent riparian woodland in addition to many ornamentals. There are also grassy hillsides with sites for perching birds. We have a good chance to see both Allen’s and Anna’s Hummingbirds and have a five woodpecker day. Since we will be in the middle of Spring migration...

  • Bay Point Regional Shoreline

    Bay Point Regional Shoreline McAvoy Road in Bay Point, CA, Bay Point, CA, United States

    "Secretive Marsh Birds Sunrise Saunter"  This pre-dawn adventure will focus on finding California Black Rail, Sora, Virginia Rail and American Bittern. During our stroll along the one-mile, flat Harrier Trail, we will explore its namesake bird while enjoying views of kites, shrikes, shorebirds, and wonderful waterfowl. We will use “Doc Quack’s” special access code to...

  • Garin Regional Park – Birding by Ear

    Garin Regional Park 1320 Garin Ave, , Hayward, CA, United States

    Come explore by ear and other gadgets the willow and sycamore-lined creekside supporting an amazing array of insects, which in turn provides food for foraging and nesting Neotropical songbirds, such as Tree Swallows, Swainson’s Thrush, Black-headed Grosbeak, Bullock's Oriole, Wilson’s Warbler, and much more. Research has revealed that this rural setting provides habitat for nearly...

  • Pine Canyon, Walnut Creek 

    Pine Canyon 1700 Castle Rock Rd, Walnut Creek, United States

    Enjoy a nice walk through oak woodlands in the Diablo foothills. Paved trails and moderate hills will give us a chance to see birds such as Cassin's Vireo, Rock and Canyon Wrens, and possibly nesting Peregrine Falcons. Scopes can be useful in certain areas, but they are not necessary. Meet at the Diablo Foothills Staging...

  • Test Trip #2

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  • Mill Creek Road, Fremont

    Mill Creek Road Fremond, CA

    Mill Creek Road, Fremont  Mill Creek Road is an underappreciated birding hotspot in Fremont. It parallels Mill Creek, which creates a rich riparian habitat that flows from Mission Peak. In late April, we hope to see migrants like Ash-throated Flycatcher, Cassin's Vireo, migrating warblers, as well as Rufous Hummingbird, and maybe even a Calliope Hummingbird....

  • Test Registration Event

    North Livermore/Springtown 2010 Bluebell Dr, Livermore, California

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  • The Most Overlooked Birds in North America: Females

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    May 2025 Membership Meeting The Most Overlooked Birds in North America: Females Description: Female birds often hide in plain sight. Typically drabber and more inconspicuous than males, there is an unconscious bias towards male birds in birdwatching, photography, and even in our scientific knowledge about birds. This talk explores the history of focus on male...

  • Mitchell Canyon, Mt. Diablo State Park

    Mitchell Canyon, Mt. Diablo State Park 96 Mitchell Canyon Rd, Clayton, CA, United States

    Enjoy an easy to moderate walk on a dirt road for a two to three mile round trip. Migration will be in full swing, so we'll be looking for flycatchers, thrushes, vireos, and warblers, in addition to the resident woodpeckers and raptors. Scopes can be useful, but they are not necessary. Lunch is optional as...

  • Annual Potluck Picnic & Installation of Officers

    Lake Chabot Regional Park 17600 Lake Chabot Road, Castro Valley , CA

    Bird Walk: 4PM Setup: 5PM Dinner: 6PM Location: Lake Chabot Regional Park Group picnic area near restrooms 17600 Lake Chabot Road, Castro Valley Our annual meeting dinner will take place outdoors with a potluck picnic, (in-person!) with us flocking together at Lake Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley. Time to catch up with fellow members...

  • Niles Hotspots

    Alameda Creek Trail, Niles CA

    Leaders: Kathy Robertson & Karen Kramer We will visit several birding spots in the Niles area, along the Alameda Creek channel and adjacent riparian areas, in the hopes of seeing spring migrants and nesting birds, including orioles, warblers, and waterfowl. Pre-registration is not required, and all are welcome. Heavy rain cancels. Meet at the Niles...

  • Point Reyes – Spring Migration

    Point Reyes National Seashore 11315 Shoreline Hwy, Point Reyes Station, CA

    Contact bob@toleno.com Thursday, May 29, 7:30am - 3:30pm Leaders: Bob Toleno & Kate Reed RSVP required, limited to 12 participants Late spring can be an excellent time for migrants and rarities at the birding hotspots in outer Point Reyes National Seashore. This all-day caravan-style birding trip will visit some of the prime birding locations on the...

  • The Extremes of Inyo County Tour

    Contact bob@toleno.com June 1 - 5, 2025 Leaders: Bob Toleno & Juli Chamberlin Cost: $825 per person for shared room; $950 for private room. Cost includes all food and lodging, and any surplus benefits Ohlone Audubon Society. Email: bob@toleno.com THIS TOUR IS NOW FULL On the southeast flank of the Sierra Nevada range, Inyo County spans...

  • Behind the Scenes at “Tern Town” – Hayward Interpretive Center

    Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center 4901 Breakwater Ave, Hayward, CA

    Leaders: David “Doc Quack” Riensche & Maggie Clark RSVP: maggieclark99@gmail.com (The trip will be canceled if inclement weather is forecast) Join us for a behind the locked gates tour at the Hayward Shoreline. We will have an opportunity to see nesting California Least Tern, Western Snowy Plovers and Black Skimmers. We may see migrating Black...

  • Elsie Roemer Bird Sanctuary 

    Elsie Roemer Bird Sanctuary Alameda, CA

    San Francisco Bay is one of the most important areas for migrating shorebirds on the west coast of North America. When the tide is just right, Elsie Roemer Bird Sanctuary can provide excellent views of these migrating shorebirds, and in July, most will still be in full breeding plumage. Meet at the Elsie Roemer viewing...

Ohlone Audubon Society

A chapter of the National Audubon Society

Our mission is to celebrate and protect birds and their habitats in Southern and Eastern Alameda County

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Daisy Nunez Valenzuela

I am a third-year Biological Sciences student at CSU East Bay with a concentration in Cell and Molecular Biology, driven by a strong interest in understanding how cells function and how that knowledge can be applied in the field of dermatology. My goal is to help individuals who struggle with skin conditions such as acne or rashes regain confidence and improve their quality of life. Alongside my academic journey, I have worked at In-N-Out Burger for five years, where I have developed strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced environment. These experiences have shaped me into a resilient and adaptable individual, prepared to thrive in healthcare settings. As I continue pursuing my degree, I am eager to gain hands-on experience through internships and shadowing opportunities in dermatology offices, where I can begin bridging my classroom knowledge with real-world patient care

Maxine Gutierrez

Maxine Gutierrez was born in the Bay Area as the daughter of Filipino American immigrants and is the first scientist in her family. Her appreciation for nature and younger brother, who has Down Syndrome, inspires her passion and curiosity in science. After studying kinesiology, rehabilitation sciences, and Spanish at San José State University, she pursued her masters in cell and molecular biology at CSU East Bay. Her studies and research experience shape her desire to give back to underrepresented groups in STEM. In her free time, she enjoys art, music, reading, film, quadball, sports, and spending time with loved ones.

Kashish Vinayak

My name is Kashish Mehak Vinayak, sophomore at UC Berkeley. I’m majoring in Data Science with a domain emphasis in Economics. I was the valedictorian of my high school, Tennyson High School. In my free time you can find me volunteering at my Church, immersing myself into romance novels, and falling into consumerism as I up my wardrobe. I have a passion for helping people walking through different stages of life. This can look like my activism for the environment through enlisting Data Science to understand water quality in the Bay Area.

Itzel Parada

Hello! My name is Itzel Parada and I’m an Env. Science (ENSC) undergrad at CSUEB. I love nature, which is how I got steered towards studying ENSC. I hope to partake in conservation efforts and to help mitigate the climate crisis in the future. For now, I’m doing what I can to help my community. For the past year, I’ve been a research assistant in a NIC that has implemented an interdisciplinary climate curricula, otherwise known as CELI. It’s been amazing contributing to this wide scale effort of supporting our teachers and students. I hope to do much more!

Sooyun Cho

Sooyun Cho is a senior at the University of California, Berkeley, majoring in Molecular and Cellular Biology. After graduating in the fall of 2025, she plans to pursue a DDS degree while continuing her passion for immunology research, particularly as it relates to dentistry. Her current research focuses on identifying immune cells that develop resistance to immunotherapy, an important area of study for patients who often do not respond to such treatments in clinical settings. She hopes this scholarship will support her ongoing summer research in an immunology lab and help fund her participation in delivering an oral presentation at ABRCMS.

Muina Zaman

My name is Momina “Muina” Zaman, and I began my academic journey at De Anza and Peralta Community Colleges studying Computer Science. Inspired by the barriers I witnessed in accessing healthcare, I became motivated to use technology to promote healthcare equity. I have been honored to work in medical device development and most recently as a NeURO-CC Fellow at Stanford, where I worked on neuroimaging research. I am now continuing my studies at UC Berkeley, majoring in Data Science with an emphasis in computational biology, with the goal of developing systems that advance equitable and accessible medicine