Plumas Audubon Society

The Plumas Audubon Society is active with bird conservation efforts in Plumas, Sierra, and Lassen Counties in the northern Sierra Nevada of California.  

Our current projects:

• Flammulated Owls near Lake Davis;
  
• Clark's & Western Grebes on Almanor, Eagle, Davis, and Antelope Lakes; 
  
• Bank Swallows in American, Indian, and Genesee Valleys;
  
• Burrowing Owls in the Sierra Valley; 
  
• Avian monitoring at the Heart K Ranch in Genesee Valley;
  
• Nest box construction for a variety of cavity-nesting species.
  

We invite you to participate in our monitoring and conservation efforts, outreach and education, field trips, and other events.  

Be sure to also follow us on Facebook.

Click the picture below to see our 2012 Photo Gallery!

Lake Almanor from Chester Meadows.

Anything in bold and/or colored font can be clicked for links to websites or emails, to download documents, or to more information on another page of the site. Most of the photos available can be clicked to enlarge them. 

Lake Davis Flammulated Owl Study

The Plumas Audubon Society initiated a study of Flammulated Owls around Lake Davis in 2012 in collaboration with the Plumas National Forest, Beckwourth Ranger District.  The goal of the project is to facilitate the conservation of Flammulated Owls on national forests.  The objectives are to study Flammulated Owl populations around Lake Davis, the largest and densest known population of this species in the northern Sierra Nevada  Learn more about the project.

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