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Bird Walks

Let’s look and listen for wild birds! Our informal bird walks are open to everyone, from veteran birders to those venturing out for the first time. Most trips are led by an experienced birder.

Upcoming Bird Walks



Tuesday, June 9, at 6:15 pm - Evening in Boulder County - ** MEMBERS ONLY WALK **

Join us for a summer evening on some Boulder County trails. We’ll start with a short walk around the Cherryvale Trailhead, looking in nearby fields for tallgrass species such as Bobolink, Savannah Sparrow, Dickcissel, and Wilson’s Snipe. We’ll then make a short drive to another trail on the west side of South Boulder Creek. This easy trail passes through wet tallgrass prairie and past several heavily wooded ponds as well as the creedside riparian corridor. Possible birds here include orioles, kingbirds, grosbeaks, swallows, and rails. We’ll walk about two miles and finish up by sunset at 8:30. Bring binocs, water, snacks, if you wish. ** Note: There are no restrooms at either site.

Location: We’ll meet at Cherryvale Trailhead (66 S. Cherryvale Road) and then make a short drive to the second part of our walk. See maps below.

Leader: Pete Ruprecht

The Walk is limited to 10 participants.

There are currently 9 people registered for the Walk.

Contact: Karen to register for the Walk.

Maps:


Cherryvale Trailhead.

South Boulder Creek Trail.