Swans at Devereux Slough
Swans arrive at Devereux Slough — November 25, 2007.
Snowy Egrets and Great Egrets at Devereux Slough
Snowy Egrets and Great Egrets at Devereux Slough — November 9, 2007. View the November slideshow, including the Devereux Slough bridge and restoration project.

Birds at Sands Beach and Coal Oil Point Reserve — September 8 through October 27, 2007 slideshow: White-faced Ibis, banded Snowy Plovers and terns, Willet, Marbled Godwit, Whimbrel, Long-billed Curlew, birds in flight, the Ellwood Terminal, birders, and Pectoral Sandpiper.

Glenn Olson presenting an award to Darlene Chirman
Glenn Olson presented Darlene Chirman with an award for her achievements in habitat restoration and her longtime volunteer work with Audubon. View the Monterey and California Audubon Asilomar Conference — October 2007 slideshow.
Bird Year visitors at Coal Oil Point Reserve
Bird Year visitors at Coal Oil Point Reserve — September 27, 2007 slideshow.

Members of Santa Barbara Audubon and the Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition met the Bird Year travelers at Coal Oil Point Reserve. Fifteen-year-old Malkolm Boothroyd, Wendy Boothroyd, and Ken Madsen stopped during their twelve-month bicycle journey from the Yukon to Florida to count birds and share their conservation message.

The group stayed with Bill and Dolores Pollock and presented photographs from their conservation project and travels. Malkolm added the White-faced Ibis at Devereux Slough to his bird list, although the Least Terns appeared to have left the area. Read more about their journey.

Elegant Terns at Sands Beach
Elegant Terns at Sands Beach — September 14, 2007.
White-faced Ibis at Devereux Slough
White-faced Ibis at Devereux Slough — September 8, 2007.
Red-necked Phalaropes at Devereux Slough
Coal Oil Point Reserve — August 24 through September 2, 2007 slideshow. Red-necked Phalaropes appeared in record numbers, along with Wilson's Phalarope, Black-bellied Plovers, Forster's Tern, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs, American Avocets, Black-necked Stilts, and other birds. Devereux Slough is a designated Audubon Important Bird Area.