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All are welcome on this trip to an urban oasis, targeted to beginning/intermediate birders. We will focus on using not only sight but also sound to locate and identify as many avian species as possible; usually more than 40 species.
At this time of the year, the Fill offers a variety of breeding birds and cute fledglings including swallows and native sparrows, early migrants such as a shorebird or two, and often a nice surprise as well.
Expect to walk up to 3 leisurely paced miles on level but muddy ground. Bring binoculars and dress for the weather. Please note that facilities will likely not be available on-site, but you can first stop by the QFC at nearby University Village. Scopes welcome if you’re willing to tote it (leader will have one).
Leader: Evan Houston
Meet: Center for Urban Horticulture east parking lot by the Douglas building and greenhouse
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