Birdathon is Back
Birdathon is back and it's better than ever.
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Submit your photographs for the GGBA 2020 calendar
It’s time to plan our 2020 Calendar and GGBA would love to share your talent.
If you are interested in contributing, please submit up to three high resolution jpg photos, taken in the nine Bay Area counties to lweir@goldengatebirdalliance.org.
Photos must be printable at 300dpi at 9″ x 12″. (Note: Your photo may be chosen as a “thumbnail” to appear inside the calendar date boxes, but all submissions need to be printable at 9″ x 12″ as an option) Photos should not have the photographer’s name on the front.
Please label photos with name of species, location, and any other relevant information. Deadline is July 6.
Action shots of bird behavior highly desired: foraging, swimming, courting, pollinating, provisioning their young, singing, flying,etc.
Heermann’s Gull chasing a Caspian Tern by Steve Zameck… -
See the birds of the world with Golden Gate Bird Alliance!
Travel with GGBA is offering 8 exciting adventures in 2019
If you want to expand your life list while experiencing a different country, landscape or culture, consider one or more of these upcoming guided trips, all designed especially for GGBA.
Go HERE for more information.
- Palm Deserts and the Salton Sea January 28 – February 1, 2019
- Baja, Mexico: Birds and Whales February 23 – March 3, 2019
- A South Texas Adventure April 14 – 23, 2019
- Southeast Arizona May 11 – 17, 2019
- Montana: Birds and Wildlife of Big Sky Country June 25 – June 30, 2019
- Iceland: Birds, Botany, and Geology July 8 – 18, 2019
- Namibia and Botswana August 25 – September 5, 2019 Only 1 spot left!
- Namibia and Botswana September 6 – September 17, 2019
- Oaxaca, Mexico December 3-13, 2019
Okavango Delta by Martin Benadie… -
Fall 2018 Gull is available
The fall issue of our Gull newsletter is now available, featuring the Bay Area's key role in fall migration -
Spring/Summer 2018 Gull is now available
Our Spring/Summer 2018 Gull newsletter shares GGBA's Chalk it Up for the Year of the Bird Festival and offers updates on Oakland's heron relocation.
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