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SUMMARY:Discover the Grove of Old Redwoods
DESCRIPTION:For the month of March\, the North Coast Nature Journal Club will be discovering the grove of old redwood trees in Occidental! \nI am  excited about the journaling opportunities at this forested location. We will focus on techniques for drawing ferns\, trees\, and simplifying bark patterns. We will also be on the lookout for interesting amphibians that may be living in the redwood duff and birds that might visit. \nWe won’t cover much distance and we will probably have long stationary moments close to the parking lot. The ground is fairly flat. The weather looks like it will be ok and the location is protected. But it will probably be cool and shady. A foldable lightweight stool and binoculars will be very handy on this trip. Bring plenty of water and we will have potluck lunch near the parking lot. \nMeet at the parking lot. You will see people standing around with sketchbooks and binoculars. \nDirections: \n17400 Fitzpatrick Lane\, Occidental\, CA. From the town of Occidental\, look for Coleman Valley Road – the main road exiting the West Side of town. Take Coleman Valley Road up the hill for approximately 2 miles until it turns into Joy Road (where Coleman Valley turns right). Continue straight on Joy Road. Take Joy Road for approximately 0.2 miles and then turn right on Fitzpatrick Lane.Proceed slowly on this narrow winding lane for approximately 1.4 miles.  The road banks to the left over a cattle grate\, and up a moderately steep hill. Please remember to give right of way to vehicles traveling uphill. Continue around the bend and to the gravel parking area on your right. \nFor more information see: http://landpaths.org/propertyexplorer/grove-of-old-trees.aspx \n$20 recommended donation
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SUMMARY:Capture the Beauty of Bodega Head!
DESCRIPTION:For the month of February\, the North Coast Nature Journal Club will be heading out to Bodega Head in Sonoma County! \nI am really excited about the opportunities that this spot will provide. We will focus on techniques for drawing and painting quick landscapes and how to crop and choose a good composition.  There are many beautiful coves\, rock formations\, and charismatic trees to draw. While we are working on these\, there will probably be cool bird sightings mixed in\, and maybe even whales. last time I was out there I saw a burrowing owl! \nWe won’t cover much distance and we will probably have long stationary moments close to the parking lot. The ground is uneven however\, and could be slippery in places.  The weather is unpredictable and can get cool and windy but the weather forecast looks like it could be quite nice and warm. A foldable lightweight stool and binoculars will be very handy on this trip\, as will a sun hat and other sun protection. Bring plenty of water and we will have potluck lunch near the parking lot. \nMeet at the Bodega head parking lot that is furthest in on westshore road. You will see people standing around with sketchbooks and binoculars.Bodega Head Directions \nFor more information see: https://bahiker.com/northbayhikes/bodegahead.html \n$20 recommended donation
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SUMMARY:Explore Sunset at the Laguna!
DESCRIPTION:In December we will meet at the Laguna de Santa Rosa trail during the most exciting and most beautiful time of day! The crepuscular hours are when many raptors can be seen hunting and many mammals are out in the open. Every time I walk this trail near sunset I’m surprised by how many birds I see and by the incredibly lit landscapes. Last time\, I saw a family of owls! \nWe will focus on techniques for drawing and painting quick landscapes and how to crop and choose a good composition. We will also work a lot on colors and light as the sun drops. While we are working on these\, there will probably be cool bird sightings mixed in. \nThis trail is a very easy hike on flat and mostly paved paths. It is wheelchair accessible. We won’t cover much distance and we will probably have long stationary moments. The weather is unpredictable and can get cool as the sun drops. Bring a packable snack item to share because we will eat on the trail. A foldable lightweight stool and binoculars will be very handy on this trip. \nFor this trip we will meet later than usual at 1:30pm until 5:00pm to allow us to be out in nature at a special time of day. Our potluck will therefore be more of a “Linner” than a lunch. Meet at the Laguna de Santa Rosa trail parking lot off of Hwy 12 just before the entrance to Sebastopol. There is no address or street name but it is the next turnout after this  Saddle Shop: 6144 Sebastopol Ave\, Sebastopol\, CA 95472 and before the Chevron. \nIf it is raining hard the morning of the event we will meet at our backup location\, California Carnivores\, and draw the incredible plants inside their wonderful greenhouses!The address is: \nCalifornia Carnivores 2833 Old Gravenstein Hwy Sebastopol\, CA 95472 \nFor more information about this incredible carnivorous plant resource in South Sebastopol check out their page: https://www.californiacarnivores.com/ \n$20 recommended donation
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/explore-sunset-at-the-laguna/
CATEGORIES:North Bay Nature Journal Club
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SUMMARY:Second Chance Elk at Tomales Point!
DESCRIPTION:In November we will hike back out to Tomales Point for a second chance or a double dose of the Tule Elk! We went once in September and it was awesome! There should still be some of the mating season behavior at this time of year and we will get an opportunity to document it in our journals. We will focus on learning how to draw ungulates\, how to draw antlers\, and how to creatively depict action sequences in your journal. There will also be plenty of opportunity for painting landscapitos. \nThe weather is variable at this coastal location so be prepared for everything. The hiking will be moderately strenuous due to the distances we will try to cover but the terrain will not be too technical. Wear comfortable hiking shoes\, bring a folding stool\, binoculars\, and a potluck item to share on the trail. \nWe will meet at 10 am at the Tomales Point trailhead parking lot at the very end of Pierce Point road near the old white barns. Look for people standing around with sketchbooks. This excursion will go longer than our usual meetup to take advantage of this special opportunity. 10am-4pm\, potluck lunch at 12:30. \nRAINY DAY BACKUP PLAN: If lots of rain is in the forecast\, check this site the morning of the event. We will go to the Bear Valley Visitor center in Point Reyes where we can sketch birds and landscapitos from the covered porch or sketch any of the fine collection of taxidermied animals inside. Last time I was there during a rain I saw and journaled a sharp shinned hawk hunting a song bird in the bushes just yards away! The address is 1 Bear Valley Visitor Center Access Road\, Point Reyes Station\, CA 94956 \nBe prepared for Nature Journaling goosebumps and a good dose of charismatic mammalian megafauna! \n$20 suggested donation
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/second-chance-elk-at-tomales-point/
CATEGORIES:North Bay Nature Journal Club
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SUMMARY:Sketch at the Reptile Expo!
DESCRIPTION:On October 22nd I will be geeking out with my nature journal at the reptile expo in Santa Rosa at the fairgrounds!! It will be a great opportunity to see a diversity of willing models from around the world. As you might know I am passionate about sketching snakes and really look forward to drawing some of the endlessly fascinating color patterns on their skins. \nLook for parking at the Veterans hall across the street. 1351 Maple Ave\, Santa Rosa\, CA 95404. There will be paid parking available also closer to the entrance to the fairgrounds. To get into the expo costs 10$. Journalers and sketchers will meet inside the Hall of Flowers. Just come inside and look for people with sketchbooks. Bring your small nature journaling shoulder bags if you have them. I will bring my kit that I use when I sketch at zoos and museums. Also bring snacks for yourself and a potluck item to share. We will probably have a chance to return to our cars for the potluck at 12:30. \nMore info about the expo: north bay herpetological society \n \n  \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave \nSave
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CATEGORIES:North Bay Nature Journal Club
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SUMMARY:Revisit Salmon Creek
DESCRIPTION:In October\, we will be back to South Salmon Creek Beach to see how it has changed since our last visit in March. This will give us the perfect opportunity to talk about the role of our nature journals in seasonal patterns and changes over time. How are the colors different? How have the animal tracks and behavior changed since our visit in March? \nThis is a very fun location to observe coastal wetlands\, waterbirds\, and to explore animal tracks including red foxes. \nWe won’t hike long distances but the terrain is slightly challenging because it is mostly sand dunes. The weather is variable and can be windy. Be prepared for sand and wind. Bring sketching and watercolor supplies\, binoculars\, and a potluck lunch to share. We will return to the parking lot around 12:30 for the potluck so you don’t need to pack your food/beverages on this trip. If you came here with us in March please bring your nature journal from that trip for an illuminating comparison. \nWe will meet in the parking lot at 10am. Parking here is free. \nDirections: Drive north on Hwy 1 from Bodega Bay\, after the big sign and turnoff for Bodega Dunes Campground stay attentive on the left. Just before the bridge over the creek there is a small turnoff onto Bean ave. Turn left onto Bean ave and follow this small street until it dead ends at a parking lot covered in sand.
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/revisit-salmon-creek/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20170917T160000
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SUMMARY:Draw Majestic Elk and Epic Landscapes!
DESCRIPTION:In September we will hike out on Tomales Point to see the elk herds during their rut and enjoy the overall epic scenes! The Tule elk will be on their most dramatic behavior this time of year and we will get an opportunity to document it in our journals. We will focus on learning how to draw ungulates\, how to draw antlers\, and how to creatively depict action sequences in your journal. There will also be plenty of opportunity for painting landscapitos. \nThe weather is variable at this coastal location so be prepared for everything. The hiking will be moderately strenuous due to the distances we will try to cover but the terrain will not be too technical. Wear comfortable hiking shoes\, bring a folding stool\, binoculars\, and a potluck item to share on the trail. \nWe will meet at 10 am at the Tomales Point trailhead parking lot at the very end of pierce point road near the old white barns. Look for people standing around with sketchbooks. This excursion will go longer than our usual meetup to take advantage of this special opportunity. 10am-4pm\, potluck lunch at 12:30. \nBe prepared for Nature Journaling goosebumps and a good dose of charismatic mammalian megafauna! \n$20 suggested donation
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/draw-majestic-elk-and-epic-landscapes/
CATEGORIES:North Bay Nature Journal Club
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SUMMARY:Nature Journal Homework
DESCRIPTION:In July\, I will be Nature Journaling in Tanzania so there will be no official meetup of the North Coast Nature Journal Club. However\, I will come up with some fun homework exercises for practicing while I am gone!
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/nature-journal-homework/
CATEGORIES:North Bay Nature Journal Club
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170604T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20170604T160000
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SUMMARY:Nature Journal Field Trip to Sacramento Valley
DESCRIPTION:On June fourth I will be participating in the Bay Area Nature Journal Club field trip with Jack Laws! I’m always excited to go Nature Journaling with Jack. Last time I went with him we saw four peregrine falcons including a dramatic hunt and kill. \nFor this month the trip will be to the Sacramento Valley Rice Country for some exciting bird action! \nThe rice farmers of the Sacramento Valley have worked closely with bird conservation groups to maximize the wildlife potential of the fields. In springtime and early summer rice fields are thriving bird nurseries. The Nature Journal Club will be the guests of the California Rice Commission for a rare behind the scenes tour of Sacramento Valley rice farms. We will search for nesting birds and learn about bird friendly agricultural techniques. \nThe program is open to all ages and ability levels. No registration necessary. $20 suggested donation. \n\nLink to Jack’s website
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/742/
CATEGORIES:Nature Journal Club (Jack)
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170521T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20170521T140000
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SUMMARY:Delve Deeper at Bodega Dunes
DESCRIPTION:In the month of May the North Coast Nature Journal Club will be going to one of my favorite locations\, Bodega Dunes! This is another great spot to learn the usefulness of a tracking perspective and how reading tracks can accelerate your learning as a naturalist and nature journaler. We will also get a chance to explore the edges of seasonal ponds\, coastal wildflowers\, the digs of coyotes and badgers\, and perhaps osprey and other raptor activity. Last time I was there I found huge owl pellets filled with vole bones\, watched osprey fly by with fish\, and saw hundreds of sandpipers on the beach. \nThis is a coastal location so the weather is variable and often windy. Sometimes it is foggy and drippy. Wear layers and sun protection\, sun hat. The hiking will be mild and we will mostly avoid walking on the difficult loose sand dunes. Our potluck will be around 12:30 on the trail so bring a packable potluck item to share. Binoculars and light folding stools could be useful. \nWe will park and meet at 10am along the cypress trees at the entrance. Parking in this area is free. \nBe prepared to recognize patterns\, draw birds\, and add story-telling elements to your journal practice. Students from my Santa Rosa Junior College class might join us on this day! \n$20 suggested donation \n 
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/delve-deeper-at-bodega-dunes/
CATEGORIES:North Bay Nature Journal Club
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SUMMARY:"Easter Egg hunt" Hood Mountain!
DESCRIPTION:I plan on going despite some rain in forecast. \nDo you want to go on an “Easter egg hunt” with a bunch of curious and fun nature nerds? What better way to spend part of your Easter? Bring a friend or some family members for a healthy\, outdoorsy\, brain-stimulating way to spend the holiday. The North Coast Nature Journal Club will hike around Hood Mountain regional park\, using our nature journals as a lens for engaging with the natural world. Instead of looking for plastic eggs filled with sugar we will look for precious natural nuggets of wonder that are just waiting to be found by a curious eye. Some dark chocolate might be involved as a cognitive enhancer. There will be great opportunities to compose and paint landscape sketches in the mixed oak woodlands and meadows. Depending on the group we might opt for a more adventurous hike to see some of the North Bay panoramas available from the ridges\, where we can try our hand at painting “grand landscapitos” and study atmospheric perspective. There are also beautiful creeks to explore. \nThis outing will involve more strenuous hiking and areas with very uneven ground. Please wear layers\, sun protection\, and comfortable hiking shoes. Bring a potluck item that can be carried on the trail. Easter themed is fun if you want. As always bring your sketching and watercolor supplies. Light folding stools might be useful but focus on mobility and comfort. \nWe will meet at the Pythian Rd entrance parking lot. Please do not accidentally go to the Los Alamos rd entrance. This is a Sonoma County Regional Park so there is a $7 parking fee. (I recommend becoming a member. Many of our meetings will take place at these parks so a membership could be a good commitment). \n$20 recommended donation
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/investigate-hood-mountain/
CATEGORIES:North Bay Nature Journal Club
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SUMMARY:Discover Salmon Creek!
DESCRIPTION:For the magnificent month of March we will meet at South Salmon Creek\, just North of Bodega Dunes campground on Hwy 1. This is a very fun location to observe coastal wetlands\, waterbirds\, and to explore animal tracks including red foxes. This will be the perfect trip to learn more about animal tracking\, how to draw tracks\, and how to frame and paint 5 minute landscape sketches. \nWe won’t hike long distances but the terrain is slightly challenging because it is mostly sand dunes. The weather is variable and can be windy. Be prepared for sand and wind. Bring sketching and watercolor supplies\, binoculars\, and a potluck lunch to share. We will return to the parking lot around 12:30 for the potluck so you don’t need to pack your food/beverages on this trip. \nWe will meet in the parking lot at 10am. Parking here is free. \nDirections: Drive north on Hwy 1 from Bodega Bay\, after the big sign and turnoff for Bodega Dunes Campground stay attentive on the left. Just before the bridge over the creek there is a small turnoff onto Bean ave. Turn left onto bean ave and follow this small street until it dead ends at a parking lot covered in sand. \nBe prepared to see something you have never seen before and to add 3 new tricks to your mental toolbox! \n$20 recommended donation \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/discover-salmon-creek/
CATEGORIES:North Bay Nature Journal Club
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SUMMARY:Explore Ragle Ranch\, Sebastopol
DESCRIPTION:Join the North Coast Nature Journaling meetup this month at the Ragle Ranch Park in Sebastopol! We will stay out of the mud but still have fun drawing oak trees\, observing bird behavior\, and whatever else we discover. Last time I was there I saw 2 species of centipedes\, listened to a frog chorus\, and found mistletoe fruit stuck to my shoe! Bring sketching and watercolor supplies\, binoculars\, and a potluck lunch to share. Layered clothing\, and a foldable chair or stool might also be useful. Be prepared to enjoy nature and learn with like minded people. Hiking will be very mild on this trip. We will meet at 10am near the playground at the entrance to the park.\nThere is a $7 parking fee or you can park outside the entrance. Look for people standing around with sketchbooks. Potluck lunch around 12:30. \nThis event is part of the newly formed North Coast Nature Journal Club\, led by Marley Peifer. Our meetup provides nature journaling opportunities for Marin\, Sonoma\, and Napa. We meet on the third Sunday of every month at a different outdoor location and provide a place to share your naturalist journey with others and improve your note-taking and artistic skills. $20 recommended donation
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/explore-ragle-ranch-sebastopol/
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SUMMARY:Oakland Nature Festival!
DESCRIPTION:Come join me at this cool event in the East Bay! I will be teaching a skull drawing workshop and John Muir Law’s will be teaching a bird drawing class. Meghan Walla-Murphy will be teaching a bird language class in the morning. \nThis free festival is a celebration of the nation’s first wildlife refuge & the biodiversity in the heart of the Oakland. Come meet & enjoy dozens of environmental organizations\, wildlife rescue groups\, live animals\, local merchants\, and nature artists for an afternoon of fun & education for the whole city! \nmore info
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/oakland-nature-festival/
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SUMMARY:Explore the Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail
DESCRIPTION:Join the North Coast Nature Journaling meet up this month at the Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail in Sebastopol. We will keep our eyes open for wonderful bird encounters while practicing drawing the beautiful landscape scenes this location provides. Last time I was there I saw 5 species of raptors including a family of Great Horned Owls. We will explore whatever other curiosities nature has in store. Bring sketching and watercolor supplies\, binoculars\, and a potluck lunch to share. A hat\, sun gear\, foldable chair or stool might also be useful. Be prepared to enjoy nature and learn with like minded people. The trail is very flat and even. Hiking will be very mild on this trip. We will meet at 10am at the Highway 12 entrance just East of Sebastopol. Look for people standing around with sketchbooks in the parking lot. Potluck lunch around 12. \n  \nWe meet every month at new spots! Third Saturday of the month. \n$20 recommended donation \nParking is free. For more info about the location : Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail
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SUMMARY:Explore Spring Lake: North Coast Nature Journal Club
DESCRIPTION:Come see Spring Lake with new eyes. We will learn tips and tricks for depicting landscapes that include water\, that trickiest of subjects. We will also practice drawing birds and how to get their proportions accurately. \nBring sketching and watercolor supplies\, binoculars\, and a potluck lunch to share. A hat\, sun gear\, foldable chair or stool might also be useful. Be prepared to enjoy nature and learn with like minded people. \nWe will meet at 10am at the food stand at the Violetti Road entrance. Look for people standing around with sketchbooks. Potluck lunch around 12. \n$20 recommended donation for the club. \nNote: this is a regional park and they charge for parking in the lot. If you choose you can park outside the gate on Violetti road and walk in.
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/explore-spring-lake-north-coast-nature-journal-club/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160806T130000
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SUMMARY:Plant Illustration Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Do you like learning new things\, making cool drawings\, or observing plants? Then come and join a fun and instructive workshop with Marley to improve your skills! \nBy drawing plants we’ll come to better understand how they work\, what their different parts do\, and how to group them into families. We will discuss tips and techniques for quality drawings and some basic botanical knowledge. Through this fun process you will become a better artist\, a better observer\, and a better naturalist! \nBring any sketchbooks\, pens\, and pencils that you have. We will also have some basic supplies on hand to share. After practicing indoors\, we will explore and draw some plants around the Nature Center. \n  \n$20 recommended donation
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/plant-illustration-workshop/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160731T100000
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SUMMARY:Sibley Volcanic Preserve: Nature Journal Club
DESCRIPTION:Join up with John Muir Laws and the vanguard of nature journaling for a fun and brain-stimulating stroll through nature! I try to make it to as many of these meetups as possible. Regularly attending these groups will definitely improve your skills as an artist\, as a naturalist\, and as an observer. (phenomenal potluck lunches and fun camaraderie are a bonus!!!) \nThis group meets on the last Sunday of every month for a field trip. There are also technique demos during the week. \nFollow the link for more information
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/sibley-volcanic-preserve-nature-journal-club/
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SUMMARY:Explore Ragle Park: North Coast Nature Journal Club
DESCRIPTION:This gem of a park is nestled close to the town of Sebastopol. Breeding white-tailed kites\, brazen tree squirrels\, and many other creatures make this their home. Technique demos will focus on how to compose and paint beautiful mini-landscapes and how to use bird language as a naturalist to see more animals. \nBring sketching supplies\, binoculars\, and a potluck lunch item to share on the trail. Be prepared to enjoy nature and learn with like minded people! \n$20 recommended donation
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/explore-ragle-park-north-coast-nature-journal-club/
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SUMMARY:Exploring Bodega Dunes: North Coast Nature Journal Club
DESCRIPTION:I’m excited to announce the formation of the North Coast Nature Journal club! We will meet every third Sunday of the month from 10-2 at a different park or beach in Sonoma and Marin County. We will explore and journal landscapes\, plants\, animals\, and tracks. There will be technique demonstrations\, a potluck lunch\, and opportunity to share ideas and methods. \nOur very first meeting will be at the entrance to Bodega Dunes Campground off HWY 1. $20 recommended donation. 10am until 2pm. Bring sketching supplies\, a backpack\, potluck item and portable plate and utensils. Wear layers and be prepared for mild hiking in the outdoors.
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/exploring-bodega-dunes-north-coast-nature-journal-club/
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SUMMARY:Tracking with the Nature Journal Club
DESCRIPTION:Tracking and nature journaling; a match made in heaven!\nCome explore coastal lagoons\, meadows\, and dunes for an awesome day of tracking and journaling in a great location. We will approach tracking in a holistic sense and learn to integrate it into our quiver of naturalist skills. \nAbbot’s Lagoon in Point Reyes National Seashore is a world class location for tracking and bird watching where we are sure to find many goodies to fill our journals. Badgers\, otters\, bobcat\, owls\, ravens\, falcons\, and foxes are a few of the denizens whose tracks and sign we might see. \n 
URL:https://marleypeifer.com/event/tracking-with-the-nature-journal-club/
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