Birding on the Madaket

Our third and final Birding on the Madaket tour of the summer happens Sunday, September 21st from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm!

Join us for a 2-hour narrated boat tour around Humboldt Bay, Eureka, CA with Kathryn Wendel & Cedrik von Briel. To register, visit godwitdays.org.

Exposed mudflats along the shore attract flocks of shorebirds, while seabirds can be seen in the bay’s open waters. Osprey and Peregrine Falcon are often seen perched on structures in or along the edge of the water or soaring overhead. Terns and gulls roosting on shoreline pilings are used to the boat cruising by closely and only peer at us quizzically. Shorebird flocks often swoop by, offering a unique perspective. In addition to birds, expect to see harbor seals, sea lions, and harbor porpoises.

The historic Madaket is the oldest active vessel in California and boasts the smallest licensed bar in the state. Bring your binoculars and camera, and dress in layers in case of a light breeze or cooler temperatures.

This trip is almost sold out, so scoop up your ticket(s) before all spaces are taken! In the event it sells out, send us an email to be added to the waitlist at Z29kd2l0ZGF5c3JlZyB8IHlhaG9vICEgY29t.