City Nature Challenge April 25th-28th, 2025
City Nature Challenge 2025: 4 days to capture the amazing wild world around you!Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the City Nature Challenge (CNC) began in 2016 as a competition between Los…
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City Nature Challenge 2025: 4 days to capture the amazing wild world around you!Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the City Nature Challenge (CNC) began in 2016 as a competition between Los…
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Filled with beautiful photographs, all taken here at Bolsa Chica, the 2025 calendars are now available to order. Created with photographs from 20 generous photographers, the calendar highlights some of…
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It’s time to prepare for the Bolsa Chica Land Trust’s 2025 Wings Over Bolsa calendar. We encourage you to submit your photos to the annual calendar and would love to…
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BCLT hosts Irvine Ranch Conservancy for a Comprehensive Interpretive Hike In June, the Bolsa Chica Land Trust partnered with Irvine Ranch Conservancy to host a comprehensive interpretive hike for a…
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Fall Migration of Waterfowl to Bolsa Chica by Babs Levitan It’s Fall at the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve (BCER) and migrating water fowl are arriving daily after flying as many…
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Written by Mike Armstrong (updated 2025) Everybody knows something about the California Condor: endangered, awesome and so on. But this article is about one of his relatives that isn’t endangered…
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While they may be called the American Pipit, these little birds can also be found in Greenland, eastern Russia, and parts of northern China and Mongolia. February’s bird of the month…
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If you’re not quick, you might miss this speedy little bird as it whizzes past defending its territory from an intruder. These birds are small, fast, and territorial, but you…
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Why such the long face? Because these birds are dabbling ducks and use their long bills to forge for yummy food in the mudflats. The males show colorful plumage when…
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Shy, secretive, and rarely seen, this bird species is a unique visitor to Bolsa Chica’s Mesa coastal sagescrub habitat and cactus stands. This is the smallest thrasher in North America…
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