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A Bird's Eye View by Mike Stiles

I recently came across a birding term I had never heard of before — stringing. A stringer is one who finds and reports many "good" birds, often while birding alone, has no photos (or very bad photos), is wrong most of the time, and — pun intended — sends other birders on a wild goose chase. Every birding community has one.  Read More

Elfin Forest by Jean Wheeler

 Saturday July 5: The volunteer work party known as the "Weed Warriors" will meet from 9 am to about noon. Anyone is welcome to join in and help pull obnoxious invading weeds and work on projects to reduce erosion. Wear comfortable shoes, long pants and sleeves, and park at the north end of 15th Street in Los Osos. Ron rewards his warriors with his delicious homemade cookies as the morning’s labors conclude! Read More

Marine Sanctuaries by Carol Georgi & Karl Kempton

Greenspace-the Cambria Land Trust has joined other local groups in their support of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary Proposal, and will host a Sanctuary presentation on June 4, 2014 at 6:30 pm at Rabobank’s Community Room in Cambria.  Read More

Pacific Wildlife Care

TerryAnn Willingham has precious little time for a phone interview. It is baby season, and she has eleven fawns to care for this year—six more than last year. At the height of the season, until these baby deer are four weeks old, she feeds them four times a day, from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Read More

Whale Watch Adventures

Sub Sea Tours and Kayaks offers the whole family an opportunity to observe the unmatched beauty of Morro Bay in a unique new way…under water!  The 21-passenger Coast Guard approved  (semi-submersible vessel) SSV SEAVIEW boasts a viewing room located beneath the surface of the water, with windows located on both sides of the boat and a roomy bench perfect for relaxed viewing.  With Sub Sea Tours even young children can scope out marine life like schools of fish, jellyfish and kelp, from inside the boat! You also get a chance to see our local sea otter, harbor seal and sea lion populations.  With the calm conditions of Morro Bay, the Morro Bay Sub Sea Tour provides adults and children alike with an educational and fun experience that can't be beat! Read More

 

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