Leaders: Kaylee, Grey

For all experience levels – whether you’re new to birding or an expert – we will learn together. More eyes and ears will help us spot more birds and connect!

Enjoy a relaxing Saturday morning bird walk at a lush riparian corridor. Birds we may see and hear include hawks, woodpeckers, flycatchers, vireos, and warblers. Grey will have Merlin running – so we can all brush up on our auditory birding skills. There may be other wildlife to appreciate as well such as small butterflies, damselflies, and dragonflies fluttering around.

Meet next to the Visitor Center. Keep in mind there is a $5 entry fee to the preserve.

Difficulty 1-2, flat dirt paths – we will walk as much or as little as the group needs

To bring: hat, binoculars, sunscreen, water, bird-identification book, close-toed walking shoes

Take the US-60 W for ~25miles. Turn left onto US-60 E.

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To register, email sonoranaudubon@gmail.com with the subject “Hassayampa River Preserve”

Please include if you need a loaner pair of binoculars for the trip and we will do our best to accommodate that request.

See our Bird Walks & Field Trips page for general information on the birding events we host.