Upcoming Young Birders Club Classes and Field Trips
If you're a YBC kid we have an action packed autumn planned! Check out our upcoming schedule...
Classes:
September 3rd 0530-0630: Intros and Bird ID Kahoot
October 1st 0530-0630: Climate Watch Presentation with Carl Matthies
November 5th 0530-0630: The Hidden History of American Shorebirds with Kenn Kaufman
Field Trips:
September 21st 0800-1100: Hahamongna Watershed Park
October 18th 0800-1100: Santa Fe Dam
November 15th 0800-1100: Bolsa Chica Wetlands
Young Birders Club - KIDS
All kids interested in birds and nature are welcome! Learn about birds and the environment and meet other kids with similar interests.Parents/guardians are welcome too! The Pasadena Audubon Young Birders Club for Kids meets on the first Wednesday of the month from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm at 75 S Grand Ave, Pasadena, CA 91105 (MAP). We also have one field trip a month to various birding spots around the county. Please sign up here to receive updates on upcoming meetings and field trips!
Thursday, March 11th, 2021, 5:30PM Young birder Teodelina Martelli speaks on Avian anatomy and physiology – flight mechanics adaptation – sensory abilities – the elegance of form/function. Watch a recording of the March 11th meeting here (the passcode is 3KI=H=9E)
Young Birders Club - TEENS
Thursday, February 11th, 2021, 5:30PM The Young Birders Club teens group kicks off with a Valentine's Day special program! Young birder Teodelina Martelli will tell us about love among the birds -- avian courtship, competition for mates and sexual selection, and pair bonding, as well as the role of birds in human romance. Watch a recording of the Feb 11th meeting here
December 2020 meeting
At our December 2020 meeting we talked about habitat and encouraging birds to come to your yard with homemade feeders. Then we did a group drawing of a California Scrub Jay with everyone contributing elements of habitat. Shout out to Justina Martelli who drew the Scrub Jay and led the activity!
Upcoming Young Birders Club Classes and Field Trips
If you're a YBC kid we have an action packed autumn planned! Check out our upcoming schedule...
Classes:
September 3rd 0530-0630: Intros and Bird ID Kahoot
October 1st 0530-0630: Climate Watch Presentation with Carl Matthies
November 5th 0530-0630: The Hidden History of American Shorebirds with Kenn Kaufman
Field Trips:
September 21st 0800-1100: Hahamongna Watershed Park
October 18th 0800-1100: Santa Fe Dam
November 15th 0800-1100: Bolsa Chica Wetlands
Young Birders Club - KIDS
All kids interested in birds and nature are welcome! Learn about birds and the environment and meet other kids with similar interests.Parents/guardians are welcome too! The Pasadena Audubon Young Birders Club for Kids meets on the first Wednesday of the month from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm at 75 S Grand Ave, Pasadena, CA 91105 (MAP). We also have one field trip a month to various birding spots around the county.
Please sign up here to receive updates on upcoming meetings and field trips!
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Young Birders Club - TEENS
Thursday, May 13th, 2021, 5:30PM
Young Birders Club - TEENS
Thursday, April 15th, 2021, 5:30PM
Young Birders Club - TEENS
Thursday, March 11th, 2021, 5:30PM
Young birder Teodelina Martelli speaks on Avian anatomy and physiology – flight mechanics adaptation – sensory abilities – the elegance of form/function. Watch a recording of the March 11th meeting here (the passcode is 3KI=H=9E)
Young Birders Club - TEENS
Thursday, February 11th, 2021, 5:30PM
The Young Birders Club teens group kicks off with a Valentine's Day special program! Young birder Teodelina Martelli will tell us about love among the birds -- avian courtship, competition for mates and sexual selection, and pair bonding, as well as the role of birds in human romance. Watch a recording of the Feb 11th meeting here
December 2020 meeting
At our December 2020 meeting we talked about habitat and encouraging birds to come to your yard with homemade feeders. Then we did a group drawing of a California Scrub Jay with everyone contributing elements of habitat. Shout out to Justina Martelli who drew the Scrub Jay and led the activity!
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