What a day! With a rich diversity of raptors, incredibly knowledgable docents from the Sequoia Audubon Society, and over 100 eager birding enthusiasts, this Saturday was a really special day. Participants traveled in small groups across the Wavecrest’s 50 acres to find Northern Harriers, White Tailed Kites, Red-tailed and Red-shouldered hawks, Cooper’s hawks , Kestrels, and other raptors flying and hunting along the wide expanse of this protected land. The visibility was high, and the morning (that began with a chill) warmed into the sunshine. People of all ages came out to be part of the magic- adults and children alike.

Thank you to Sequoia Audubon Society for another day of raptor magic, as well as the many CLT board members , staff, and the Stewardship Advisory committee members who made this day happen. What an incredible habitat to explore, right here on our coast.