2024 Mono Basin Bird Chautauqua Trips
*Subject to change*
Full listing of the Mono Basin Bird Chautauqua trips for 2024 listed by day. Hover over a title to reveal basic trip details. Click through to view full details. Read about the difficulty ratings of field trips.
Thursday (2)
Friday (40)
Saturday (35)
Sunday (24)
101 *Stewardship day with DeChambeau Creek Foundation
102 *Birding between the breweries
201 Mono County big day
202 Birds of the Bodie Hills
203 Birding Wildrose Canyon
204 Crowley Lake: Marshes, migrants, mountains, & mud
205 Birding the snag forest
206 Birds of the red fir-lodgepole pine forest
207 Breeding bird survey: Owens River Road
208 Oasis in the desert: Black Lake Preserve
209 Rising through a world of climates and vegetation zones
210 Bird photography in the field
211 Birding Rush Creek
212 Convict Lake wildflowers
213 Birding Lee Vining Canyon
214 Birding the June Lake Loop
215 Birding Tuolumne Meadows
216 Mono Basin brush birds
217 Birding South Tufa & the Jeffrey pines
218 Learning to listen: Birding by ear for beginners
219 Los Angeles Aqueduct tour
220 Morning light & feathered sights: A bird photography stroll
221 Birding for beginners
222 Lundy Canyon birding expedition
223 Living at the lake
224 Birding Lee Vining Canyon
225 Birding Lower Parker Canyon
226 Birding Lundy Canyon
227 Touring policy hot spots
228 *Pinyon Jays: The power of community science (presentation)
229 Birds in watercolor
230 Nature journaling for birders
231 Birding Lee Vining diversion pond
232 Drawing trees with handmade charcoal
233 Behavioral insights from shorebirds
234 *Who gives a hoot
235 *Welcome Reception
236 Bats in Lee Vining Canyon
237 Solstice starlit stories
238 Twilight birding at County Park
239 Twilight birding at DeChambeau Ponds and Ranch
240 Quiet moments in the wild: A remote camera class
301 Big day and more!
302 Bird ecology in Yosemite’s High Country
303 Birding Wildrose Canyon
304 Crowley Lake: Marshes, migrants, mountains, & mud
305 Life zones of the Eastern Sierra and Mono Basin
306 Convict Lake: Birds & botany, rocks & remnants
307 Birding the Bridgeport Valley
308 Birding the snag forest
309 Birding Bennettville
310 Birding Horse Meadow
311 Intermediate bird photography in the field
312 Mountains & birds: Birding Virginia Lakes
313 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep afield
314 Birding Valentine Eastern Sierra Reserve
315 Birding Lee Vining Canyon
316 Birding Lundy Canyon
317 Pyrodiversity and the link between birds, wildfire, and healthy forests
318 Birding the June Lake Loop
319 Weather patterns and microclimates in the June Lake Loop
320 Pinyon Jay community science in the Bodie foothills
321 Saline lake ecology
322 Birding the North Mono Basin
323 Morning light & feathered Sights: A bird photography stroll
324 Nature documenters
325 Introduction to image editing
326 Ghosts, guns, & gold: Bodie revealed
327 Birding Lundy Canyon
328 *The future of saline lakes: A panel discussion
329 Nature journaling for birders
330 Fields' guide to Osprey
331 *Ornithology open - Wingspan game night
332 Twilight birding at County Park
333 Twilight birding at DeChambeau Ponds and Ranch
334 *The most overlooked birds in North America: Females (presentation)
335 Bats in Lee Vining Canyon
401 Crafty corvids east of the crest
402 Crowley Lake: Marshes, migrants, mountains, & mud
403 Birding Antelope Valley & Topaz Lake
404 Birding the Mammoth Lakes Basin
405 Birding the Bridgeport Valley
406 Behavior, physiology, & natural history of high Sierra birds
407 Birding Horse Meadow
408 Birding Lee Vining Canyon
409 Birds of the Sierra Nevada
410 Birding the snag forest
411 Birding Valentine Eastern Sierra Reserve
412 Birding Parker Canyon en Español
413 Birding the June Lake Loop
414 The future of saline lakes: Field trip
415 Exploring Rattlesnake Gulch
416 Geology of the Mono Basin
417 Green Creek's colorful characters
418 Birding Rush Creek delta
419 Nature documenters
420 *Friends of the Inyo stewardship project
421 Birding DeChambeau Ponds
422 Fields' guide to Osprey
423 *Birds of a feather: Why molt matters
424 *Sky watching for our changing weather patterns
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