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History & Nature 01NSCV1-03 - Winter Wildlife of the Central Valley Dec 5, 2009    9:30AM - 4:00PM Nowhere nearby to Santa Cruz County can one find a greater spectrum of wildlife species than in the Grasslands District of the western San Joaquin Valley near Los Banos. A chain of Federal and State wildlife refuges hosts a vast assemblage of waterfowl, waders, birds of prey, and a sizable population of Sandhill cranes. Some of the flocks of snow and cackling geese number in the thousands. Our wildlife program should find a minimum of 50 bird species and among the highlights would be the preliminary courtship dancing of huge Sandhill cranes and the good possibility of observing owls in streamside thicket. There will also be opportunity to enjoy views of tule elk, the largest of the native deer of California, while we review the process of elk herd reintroduction and the management challenges presented by these large, powerful, herd animals. Map and directions will be given upon registration. DAILY SCHEDULE DATE START TIME END TIME 12/5/2009, Sat 9:30AM 4:00PM FEES DESCRIPTION FEE After 9/16 $60.00 10% Refund/transfer fee $6.00 FACILITY       See Attached Map To register, please enter the following information: Please note, to register a second person for this class, you must complete your own registration first. No. of People       Select A Fee Type (per ticket) 1   After 9/16 - $60.00 10% Refund/transfer fee - $6.00 Please enter any notes or comments below:

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