Remember Hitchcock's The Birds? Do you remember how scary the gulls were and did you ever get over it? Join a fellow Laraphobe for a day of immersion therapy near the scene of that cinematic crime in southern Sonoma county and Bahia in Marin. Those who dare can meet me for the exodus at daybreak at Shollenberger Park Sunday January 9, where over 2000 gulls flyover en route to their daily feast. Next we'll convene at 8:30 AM at Lucchesi Park for close views in an urban setting and then head south to Bahia in Novato to see the activity at Marin Audubon's restoration site. We'll relish the adults, study the juveniles, and mostly ignore the adolescents and hybrids. Be a Student at Gulls for a day. The trip will end at about 11:30.
Marin Audubon Field Trips are open to the public. Bring lunch, field guide, and binoculars.
Trip Leader: Pete Colasanti Host: Vicky Van Meter
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