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Greater Roadrunner by Dan Weisz

Introduction to Sonoran Desert Birds: Sabino Canyon

Trip Difficulty: Easy. We will stay fairly close to the Visitor Center with no more than 2 miles walking.

Limited to 10 participants. Binoculars will be provided for those who need them.

This trip is intended for people new to birding or for birders from other regions who want to learn some of the common birds in the Sonoran Desert. We’ll practice identifying birds by shape, sound, color, and behavior and will discuss the connections between the birds and their habitats. We’ll focus more on enjoying the birds that show up rather than on a long list of birds. Participants will be introduced to some great resources for getting started with desert birding.

Meet at the ramada by the Visitor’s Center at 5700 N Sabino Canyon Rd.

Requires National Recreation area parking fee of $8 per car or Interagency Recreational Pass. Highly recommend a sunhat, water, snack, and sensible walking shoes. Limited to 10 participants.

Leader: Karen Howe (karenhowepdx@gmail.com)

 

Header Image: Greater Roadrunner by Dan Weisz

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Date

2022-11-12
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Time

8:00 am - 9:45 pm

Trip Features

All Levels,
Bathrooms,
Benches onsite,
Drinking Water onsite,
In-Town,
Moderate
Sabino Canyon Recreation Area

Location

Sabino Canyon Recreation Area
5700 N Sabino Canyon Rd, Tucson, AZ 85750, USA

Leader

Karen Howe
Email
karenhowepdx@gmail.com

Volunteer Field Trip Leader