Wendy is offering two free hikes, April 8 and April 22, 2018.Hike No. 1
Wendy is leading this hike through LandPaths on April 8. Wendy says: "Don't worry that it says Walter is the leader - he is the docent with the key! The hike is free but you have to register. My former student Lucas Corneliussen will be on hand to catch butterflies and spot birds."
Birds, Butterflies, Hosts & Late Bloomers
Bohemia Ecological Preserve Hike leader: Walter Drucker, Bohemia Ecological Preserve Docent
Join us for a special hike with seasoned naturalist Wendy Dreskin, who will share her vast knowledge and enthusiasm as we explore the birds, butterflies and their habitat on this beautiful 1000 acre preserve. We will stop for lunch during our meander.
Moderate hike with some hills, 3-4 miles.
Hike Details: From the Preserve entrance,we'll need a few people to volunteer the use of their vehicles to drive us up to Hut Hill where the hike will begin. Please come prepared for a hike over moderate terrain with some steep sections, about 3-4 miles. Clink on link for Bohemian Ecological Preserve
When and Where: We will meet at 10am at the Bohemia Ecological Preserve, 6773 Bohemian Highway,j ust past Westminster Woods. From the intersection of Graton Road and Bohemian Highway in Occidental, travel approximately 3 miles north on Bohemian Highway. The Preserve is on the right-hand side (if you are coming from Occidental) & looks like a quarry. Watch for staff or volunteers located at Bohemian Highway to direct you to parking!
- You will be asked to sign a liability waiver.
- There is one porta-potty on the property (2/3 mile into our hike). There is no potable water available on the property.
- No pets or smoking are permitted and absolutely no smoking pets!
Directions: Take 101 to the Ignacio Blvd. exit. Go west and follow Ignacio Blvd. into the campus. Our hike starts from the athletic field near the police station. Bring money to get a ticket from the parking machines.
Note on Timing: We will do our best to get back to our vehicles by 2:00 pm. However, it is possible we will get back later than intended. If you have plans directly after this hike that you cannot miss this may not be the outing for you. Early departures cannot be accommodated. Thank you for your understanding!
What to bring: Please bring or wear: sturdy boots or shoes, a hat, weather appropriate clothing in layers, picnic lunch/ snacks & water, binoculars, cameras, hiking poles, and sunscreen.
Details, Details:
We will stay together as a group & leave together. Early departures cannot be accommodated except in case of medical emergency.
Hike No. 2
Free Earth Day hike with Marin Audubon.
Location:Novato
Trip Leader(s): Lucas Corneliussen and Wendy Dreskin
Date: Sunday, April 22 Earth Day
Start Time: 9 AM
End Time: 12:30 PM
Description: IVC Open Space Once part of the Pacheco family dairy ranch, this 653 acre open space was acquired in 1975. It is mostly oak/bay/madrone woodland with two creeks and a man-made pond.
We will be looking and listening for spring migrants like Pacific Slope Flycatchers, Warbling Vireos, and Orange-Crowned Warblers as well as the spring songs of resident birds. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and be prepared to hike for several miles. Young birders especially welcome. Bring water, lunch, sunscreen, hat and dress in layers. NOTE: This will be a shorter hike than what we'll do in the spring session of meandering.
Restrooms at trailhead.
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