EMERGENCH RESCUE
Month

Saturday the 20th -- DAVE'S PUMPKIN PATCH

Saturday the 27th -- FOLSOM ZOO - JEEPERS CREEPERS

Month

Date not set -- YOLO WILDLIFE AREA BAT TALK AND TOUR
October 2007
20
Saturday
DAVE'S PUMPKIN PATCH
Location: Dave's Pumpkin Patch
3010 Burrows Avenue
West Sac, CA 95691
Time: 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Directions: JEFFERSON BLVD
LEFT on GREGORY AVE
Continue on S RIVER RD
RIGHT on BURROWS AVE
Description
NorCalBats will join Dave and Erin in a fun filled day of activities at Dave's Pumpkin Patch including live bats. Learn about our misunderstood bat friends, enjoy the jump house, hay rides, pony rides, face painting, and corn maze. Of course, while there, choose your pumpkins http://davespumpkinpatch.com
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October 2007
27
Saturday
FOLSOM ZOO - JEEPERS CREEPERS
Location: Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary
403 Stafford St
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 351-3527
Time: 10:00 - 2:00
Directions: US-50
exit FOLSOM BLVD toward FOLSOM
LEFT on FOLSOM BLVD
RIGHT on NATOMA ST
Turn LEFT on STAFFORD ST
Description

JEEPERS CREEPERS!
October 27th 10am - 2pm
A fun and educational event to learn about bats, rats and other creatures . . . if you dare!
Location: Folsom Zoo Sanctuary
Fee: Free with regular Zoo admission
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May 2008
0
Wednesday
YOLO WILDLIFE AREA BAT TALK AND TOUR
Location: Yolo Wildlife Area Headquarters
CA Department of Fish and Game
45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road)
Davis, CA 95618
Time: 6:30 pm
Directions: From the east (Sacramento):
Take I-80 west over the bypass
Exit Mace Blvd., turn left. Proceed to the first light, turn left on Chiles Rd. Follow Chiles Rd. for about 1.4 miles to the YWA headquarters on the right side of the road.

From the west
Take I-80 east to Mace Blvd. exit. Turn left (east) at the exit onto Chiles Rd. Proceed down Chiles Rd. for about 1.4 miles to the YWA headquarters on the right side of the road.

CLICK HERE FOR A Mapquest MAP TO THE EVENT

Description

Bats in the Bypass

Join us for an evening with the bats and see one of the largest colonies in California as it emerges each night to hunt insects.  The program will dispel the prevalent myths that abound regarding bats and reveal the wonders and benefits of bats in our world.  The focus will be on the ecological importance and conservation of CA bats. Hosted by the Yolo Basin Foundation in Davis, this event begins with a PowerPoint presentation about bats and interactive discussion.

The program begins at the Yolo Wildlife Area (YWA) Headquarters 1½ hours before sunset.  A guided tour into the Yolo Wildlife Area to watch the bats fly out just before sunset follows this presentation.

For more information about the program visit www.yolobasin.org  530-757-4828

For information on bats: www.norcalbats.org/about_bats.shtml

Participants can choose to attend the presentation, the fly-out or both. The whole event lasts approximately 3 hours. Once participants enter the Yolo Wildlife Area, everyone must stay together as we will be in the area after it closes and we will be on farm roads not open to the general public.

Cost: The Yolo Basin Foundation requests a $5.00 donation from non-member adults. Children are free.
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