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  • Monthly Program – Bird Diversity Through Time

    NOTE: This program will be presented via Zoom ONLY. The Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology will NOT be open. Join the Zoom meeting at the start time. Jessica A. Oswald...

  • Monthly Program – March 2024

    Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology 439 Calle San Pablo, Camarillo, CA

    JANUARY MONTHLY PROGRAM BIRDING IN TAIWAN, COSTA RICA, AND NICARAGUA Presented by Taylor Driggs Taylor will compare and contrast his birding and nature travel experiences in Taiwan, Costa Rica, and...

  • Monthly Program – May 2024

    Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology 439 Calle San Pablo, Camarillo, CA

    MAY MONTHLY PROGRAM “Pelagic Birding off Southern California: Searching for Seabirds in the Open Ocean” by David Pereksta Nazca Booby Copyright David Pereksta  While 70 percent of the earth is...

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    CVAS ANNUAL PICNIC

    THE CVAS ANNUAL PICNIC Sunday, June 2 at Los Robles Open Space Meet at 8:00 am for the morning bird walk, then at 11:00 for the potluck lunch. It’s been...

  • Monthly Program–Colombia: South America’s Birding Mecca

    Get ready for a dive into South America’s birdiest country! Together we’ll explore Colombia’s unique ecology, breathtaking scenery, and unparalleled avian diversity! Colombia holds the record with nearly 2,000 bird...

  • Monthly Program – Free-Flying LA Parrot Project

    Free-Flying Los Angeles Parrot Project Non-native parrots have become a very present and boisterous element of the urban ecosystems throughout Southern California. Now through the Free-Flying Los Angeles Parrot Project...

  • Program: Waterfowl of Mono Lake

    Mono Lake is well-known for its breeding population of California Gulls, and for the large numbers of Eared Grebes and phalaropes that use the lake in fall migration. Tucked away...

  • December Program-Patch Birding in Long Beach

    Patch Birding the Colorado Lagoon in Long Beach Patch-birding will lead to better understanding of how our local birds use different parts of the landscape from year to year and season...