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7. Pontoon Boat Tour (#1)

Saturday, August 10, 2024  |  9:00 am to 11:00 am

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​7. PONTOON BOAT TOUR ON LAKE ALMANOR (#1)
  • $40. Limited to 14 participants.
  • Meet at 8:30 AM at the Almanor Boat Launch North of Prattville (west shore).
  • Bring water, sun protection, binoculars.
  • Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Activity level 1 and 4. Travel on water, walking up and down the docks. 
 
​DESCRIPTION
Traveling by pontoon boat on beautiful Lake Almanor with majestic views of Lassen Peak, this trip will take participants to see Western and Clark’s Grebes on their floating nests (from the safe distance of 300 feet).  While skimming across the water from a comfortable seat, you will have the opportunity to see many different species of birds. Some of the frequently seen species are Osprey, Bald Eagle, Common Merganser, White Pelican, Bufflehead, Double-crested Cormorant, Common Goldeneye, Eared Grebe, Ring-billed and California Gulls, Red-necked Phalarope, and Forster’s and Common Terns.  Rarities including Parasitic Jaeger and Sabine's Gull are often seen as well.
 
TRIP LEADER: DAVID HAMILTON
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  • Plumas County Birding Guide
  • Projects
    • Aechmophorus Grebe Project >
      • Save Lake Almanor Grebes Fundraiser
      • Monitoring Results
      • Pilot Study
      • Life History
      • Scientific Literature
    • Moonlight Fire Restoration Projects >
      • Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog Monitoring Project
      • Aspen Monitoring Project
    • PEEP: Plumas Environmental Education Program >
      • Plumas Environmental Education Program (PEEP)
      • Birds and Climate Change Curriculum
    • Past Projects >
      • Genesee Valley Watershed Improvement Project
      • Quincy Watershed Improvement Project
      • Western Pond Turtle
      • Burrowing Owl Project
      • Bank Swallow Monitoring Project
      • Flammulated Owl Project
      • Bird Friendly and Climate-Wise Yards
  • Membership
    • Membership
    • Donate
    • Volunteer >
      • Volunteer
      • Internships
      • Adopt-a-Highway Clean-up
  • Grebe Festival
    • Volunteering >
      • Volunteering Form
    • Amenities, Maps & Directions
  • Events
    • Speakers & Fieldtrips >
      • Speakers
      • Field Trips
    • Calendar
    • Cultivating Connectivity Series
    • Christmas Bird Counts
  • About
    • Meet the Team
    • Opportunities
    • Contact