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Madrone Audubon Society: Leaves Newsletter If you would like to help, please call me, Sylvan Eidelman, Madrone's SF Bayland Restoration Rep, at 528-2916. I hope to report the ongoing details and ... 2.
Madrone Audubon Society: Leaves Newsletter Sylvan, Madrone Audubon's Vice-President for the past two years, received the award in San Francisco on March 24 at Audubon-California's Annual Awards ... 3.
Madrone Audubon Society: Leaves Newsletter The new policy is consistent with the Bird Rescue Center's mission "to rescue, rehabilitate and release orphaned, injured or ill native wild birds." ... 4.
Madrone Audubon Society: Leaves Newsletter GEYESERVILLE: John C. Pogue, Jr. MONTE RIO: Douglas King, ..... The good news is that Madrone Audubon should realize a significant cost saving from no longer having to ... You might want to leave extra time to park on the street and walk up. ... Send 5.
Madrone Audubon Society: Leaves Newsletter ... Dave Martinelli, Darrel Freitas, and the Shainsky Trust, had bogged down for over a year .... These international travelers cannot store enough energy to fly non-stop, .... Long-eared Owl 4/19 Calling all around yard in Penngrove. ... 6.
Madrone Audubon Society: Leaves Newsletter Kimberly Copley Gay Deady Elmer Dudik Ellen Frank Joseph and Kathleen Gaylord Capt. Eugene & Catherine Hickey Marilyn Sanders Joan Schatz Lisa Shanks ... 7.
Madrone Audubon Society: Leaves Newsletter Contact Willow Taraja at wtaraja@coastwalk.org or 829-6689, ext. 5. LAGUNA WALKS Spring is budding in the Laguna! Please join us for a docent-led walk on ... 8.
Madrone Audubon Society: Bodega Bay Bodega Bay is probably the hottest birding spot in Sonoma County. More rare birds have been spotted here than in any other area in the County. ... 9.
Madrone Audubon Society: Bodega Bay Bodega Bay is probably the hottest birding spot in Sonoma County. More rare birds have been spotted here than in any other area in the County. ... 10.
Madrone Audubon Society: Bodega Bay Bodega Bay is probably the hottest birding spot in Sonoma County. More rare birds have been spotted here than in any other area in the County. ... |
