Birdy Hour Speaker Series
Expand your knowledge of birds, birding, science, and conservation by joining us for virtual talks and discussions. These events are free and family-friendly!
Upcoming Birdy Hour events:
Coral Restoration on the Florida Reef Tract
by Alicia Manfroy
Jun 4, 2020 at 5pm
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Citizen Science in the Bay Area
by Merav Vonshak
Jun 18, 2020 at 5pm
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Second-hand Homes: Woodpeckers as Ecosystem Engineers
by Faith Hardin
July 9, 2020 at 5pm
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Past Birdy Hour Recordings:
- How to Help Birds on the Homefront - coming soon!
by Lisa Myers, owner of Los Gatos Birdwatcher - May 28, 2020 - American Kestrel Habitat Use in Santa Clara County, CA
by Nicole Tomes-Orlale, CDFW Scientific Aid & former SFBBO Waterbird Intern - May 21, 2020 - Bird Banding at the Coyote Creek Field Station
by Josh Scullen, SFBBO Landbird Program Director - May 14, 2020 - Shorebirds Who Avoid the Shore: Phalaropes in San Francisco Bay
by Dr. Max Tarjan, SFBBO Waterbird Program Director - May 7, 2020 - Why Birds Matter: An Introduction to Ecosystem Services Provided by Birds
by Dr. Dan Wenny, SFBBO Landbird Lead Biologist - April 30, 2020
PDF of slides with notes and references added by Dr. Wenny - Counting Birds for Science: Using eBird Observations to Contribute to Science
by Barbara Coll, SFBBO Volunteer - April 23, 2020
PDF of slides, including additional learning resources - Return of the Terns! Using Social Attraction to Establish Tern Nesting Colonies in South San Francisco Bay
by Dr. Alex Hartman, USGS Wildlife Biologist - April 16, 2020
This event is made possible by a grant from the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District.
If you would like to further the work of the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory, please consider making a donation.
If you would like to further the work of the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory, please consider making a donation.