The Seattle Audubon Society is having a bird walk at Magnuson Park on Sunday at 9am with leader Emily Bishton.
Participants should meet at the Promontory Point Environmental Learning Center, the red-metal-roofed shelter next to little drive-in road at the west edge of parking lot #E-1, marked with a pink square on the park map.
The information says:
This field trip is geared for beginner birders and families. We will spend approximately 3 hours spotting birds from the trails of Promontory Point, the Flyway, and the entire Wetlands Complex.
We'll keep a lookout for the multiple sparrow and swallow species that are annual summer visitors, as well as year-round residents such as Downy Woodpecker, Pied-billed Grebe, Osprey, other raptors and waterfowl.
Be prepared for approximately 2 miles of walking, up hill and down.
If you wish to borrow binoculars, make sure to request them from the Seattle Audubon office when you register.
Donation $15 to Seattle Audubon for Birdathon.
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