Want birds? Just add water.
April 27th, 2009 by Bartshé, Education Director
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Name: Bartshé Miller
Title: Education Director
About: Bartshé directs the Committee's Outdoor Experiences Program, Canoe Program, and Interpretive Programs, and manages the Mono Basin Field Station. He has been an Eastern Sierra resident since 1993.See All Posts by Bartshé (30)
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It’s not that simple of course, but at Owens (dry) Lake, with some water returning via dust mitigation efforts, so are the birds. Here is a recent article from the LA Times about the Owens Lake Big Day, and here are the results, compliments of Mike Prather, Owens Lake Big Day coordinator. With over 60,000 birds comprising 75 species, there’s more going on than what you can see from Highway 395.
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