North Shore, Yosemite Slough (San Francisco)
Description
Leader: Katherine Tynan (650) 207-9172
Date: Monday November 24th – 8.30 to about 10 am
Description: Yosemite Slough (North Shore) is a work is progress, as the salt marsh is being re-established this ebird hotspot (183 species) is a great place for shorebirds and over wintering wintering fowl. The area is a key restoration site, specifically for threatened species such as the California Ridgway's Rail. We will be arriving just past low tide (7.23AM). This part of Candlestick SRA has been cleaned up significantly in the last 2 years. The area has a short, easy trail that runs along the slough, providing good vantage points for viewing wildlife, I'll bring a scope (Note: there are no bathrooms on site). Easy parking is available on Thomas Ave (do not leave valuables in the car).
Depending on the weather duration likely to be ~90 minutes
Limit:10 Participants Max
Put 1100 Thomas Ave SF into your GPS. We will meet at the entrance
Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/4p6yToGHyzyXVTZV9
Registration for this event will open at 1 pm on Tuesday, October 21, and close at 11 pm on Thursday, November 20.
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