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California Condor. Photo: Scott Frier/USFWS
November marks the 10-year anniversary of the Cosco Busan oil spill in San Francisco Bay. With that in mind, we recently revisited our restoration project on Aramburu Island in Richardson Bay that was largely inspired by the disaster. We're happy to report that the birds are responding well to the newly created habitat.
Congratulations to Morro Coast Audubon for their recent acquisition and opening of a new trail at the Sweet Springs Nature Preserve in Los Osos. The 8-acre eastern addition to the Preserve features a handicap accessible 250-foot long boardwalk, with four informational kiosks along the way and a viewing platform overlooking the bay. Check it out the next time you are in Morro Bay.
Cool story about researchers finding several Brown Boobie nests on the Channel Islands. It's the first time this has happened.
Fascinating report from Midway Island reporting a new -- and frankly disturbing -- threat to Laysan Albatrosses to their most important Pacific breeding site.
Nos complace compartir que la guía de aves en línea de Audubon ya está disponible en español. La guía contiene información sobre la migración de cada ave, estado de conservación, familia, hábitat, grabaciones de canciones y llamadas y mucho más.
Visita la Español Guía de Aves de América del Norte aqui.
We are excited to share that Audubon's Online bird guide is now available in Spanish. The guide has information about each bird's migration, conservation status, family, habitat, recordings of songs and calls and much more.
Visit the online guide here.
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