BYOB Birding (Bring Your Own Binoculars!)
Join us for a fun and relaxing birdwatching experience!
Monthly Bird Walk
Join us for a fun and relaxing birdwatching experience! Whether you're a seasoned birder or just getting started, this is a great opportunity to connect with nature, meet fellow bird enthusiasts, and spot some incredible feathered friends. We will meet at the Martin Lake Swim Beach parking. Expect a one-mile walk on the paved Cuerno Verde Trail.
What to bring:
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Binoculars (if you have them)
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Comfortable clothing and walking shoes
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Water and snacks
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A field guide or birding app (optional)
Come enjoy the sights and sounds of nature -- see you there!
BYOB bird walks occur on the last Saturday of each month. The event is free but a park pass is required on all vehicles that enter the park.
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