Mendocino Coast Audubon Society

Monday September 20, 2010: Sights and Sounds of Kenya.

Speaker: Peter Headland

7:00 PM, Fort Bragg City Hall

Cnr Main and Laurel Streets, Fort Bragg

Save Our Shorebirds–Junior Ranger Programs

Junior Ranger programs with a shorebird focus will be given every Wednesday (from June 16 – September 1, 2010) at MacKerricher State Park. The programs start
at 2:00 pm.

The target age for the Junior Ranger program is 7–12 years old, and a parent or guardian should be present with the child. For more information, contact Teresa Hurray or Fred Andrews – MacKerricher Interpretive staff - at (707) 961-0471

September 4:  Bird Walk: 9:00 am, Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens.

September 11  Field Trip: Virgin Creek. Meet at 8:00 AM in the CalTrans turnout just north of the Pudding Creek bridge on Hwy 1.

September 15  Bird Walk: 8:00 am, Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens.

September 18  Joint Field Trip with Peregrine Audubon. 9:00 AM McKerricher State Prk. meet at the Lake Cleone parking lot.


	Monday September 20, 2010: Sights and Sounds of Kenya. Speaker: Peter Headland 7:00 PM, Fort Bragg City Hall Cnr Main and Laurel Streets, Fort Bragg Save Our Shorebirds–Junior Ranger Programs Junior Ranger programs with a shorebird focus will be given every Wednesday (from June 16 – September 1, 2010) at MacKerricher State Park. The programs start at 2:00 pm. The target age for the Junior Ranger program is 7–12 years old, and a parent or guardian should be present with the child. For more information, contact Teresa Hurray or Fred Andrews – MacKerricher Interpretive staff - at (707) 961-0471 September 4: Bird Walk: 9:00 am, Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. September 11 Field Trip: Virgin Creek. Meet at 8:00 AM in the CalTrans turnout just north of the Pudding Creek bridge on Hwy 1. September 15 Bird Walk: 8:00 am, Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. September 18 Joint Field Trip with Peregrine Audubon. 9:00 AM McKerricher State Prk. meet at the Lake Cleone parking lot.	The mission of the Mendocino Coast Audubon Society is to help people appreciate and enjoy native birds, and to conserve and restore local ecosystems for the benefit of native birds and other wildlife.


Tundra Swan Image from a photograph by Ron LeValley September 2010