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Since 1981, Daniel Edelstein has been leading birding tours and he has
presented his adult education birding classes and slide shows in more than
20 states.
Concurrently, his role as a Consulting Biologist (for the environmental
consulting field) includes conducting surveys for common and
special-status animals and plants in addition to writing follow-up
reports for clients.
Destinations for Daniel's birding trips in the Bay Area include Point
Reyes National Seashore (Marin County) and many other nearby prime-time
birding spots such as Tomales Bay State Park, Las Gallinas Ponds, and
Mount Burdell.
Rare, target birds that he helps birders find include Northern Spotted
Owl, Black Rail, California Clapper Rail, Yellow Rail, Marbled Murrelet,
Western Snowy Plover, and California Condor in addition to area
specialties such as Hermit Warbler, Brown Pelican, and Bank Swallow.
Please contact Daniel at edelstein@earthlink.net.
VISIT DANIEL'S BLOG SITES:
• Warbler Watch Blog
• Merritt College Blog (that features his classes)
ABOUT DANIEL EDELSTEIN:
• Daniel Edelstein: Biologist/Ecologist (PDF)
• Publications & Articles
• Links to Membership & Phenology Sites (PDF)
• Volunteer Organizations
• Contact Info |
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BIRDING LINKS
Nature Watch Calendar 2009
Bird Memory Phases
Warbler Tips ID Charts
CA Bird Arrival Times
Top 10 Tips for Birding by Ear (PDF) |
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