8th Annual Eagles and Agriculture Event Feb 19-21
You know you’ve seen them. Eagles and birds of prey flock to the Carson Valley to feast.
It’s a bird lover’s paradise, and you can win $125 prize each for best birding and best agricultural/wildlife photo during the 8th Annual Eagles and Agriculture Event February 19-21, 2010.
Look. Up in the sky! It’s a Pelican! A Pelican?
You may have seen them lately because they’re only here in the Spring.
Big white birds, flying in perfect formation high in the sky.
Well…about 30 have been recently spotted off the Tahoe Keys in South Shore.
Intro to Ornithology (Birding) at LTCC starts May 21
Want to learn more about the bird life in Tahoe?
Birding at Cove East Wednesday mornings
You know what they say… Birds of a feather flock together.
ID Birds with South Shore Group and Class
Spring in Tahoe is an exciting time for nature watchers!
by Sue Stevenson, South Shore bird watcher and watercolorist
Wildlife and Birds of Tahoe by Jim Stamates Nov 5 @ 6pm SLT Library
Tahoe is full of interesting local characters, including our birds and wildlife…
Often unnoticed, these creatures lead lives similar to our own like this Magpie and Owl hanging out together, and this momma bear and cub.
Spring Birding Hot Spots by local Expert
Spring Birding Hot Spots in South Tahoe Area
by Sue Stevenson, South Shore artist and avid birder
Woodie Woodpecker spotted @ Fallen Leaf
Their pecking sounds painful.
They’re so loud that sometimes they sound like jackhammers.
The Magical Sounds of Tahoe Birds
Cheese-Burg-er.
It’s the distinctive 3-note whistle of the Mountain Chickadee.
Plein Air Painting at Pope Beach, May 18
Pope Marsh.
It’s the quintessential spot for bird watching in South Shore.
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Your $3 supports local non-profits.
