Birdwatching & Hike at Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge
Event on 2013-11-03 11:00:00
Come spread your wings and impress a date or your fellow alumni by knowing Fremont’s 30,000-acre Don Edwards S.F. Bay National Wildlife Refuge — yes, the first urban National Wildlife Refuge established in the U.S. The habitat borders the San Francisco Bay and is home to over 280 resident birds It’s also a fall rest stop for feathered friends flying south for the winter.
Join us as we — led by a park Naturalist — stroll the 5-mile Newark Slough Loop Trail, circling salt ponds filled with favorites like the great blue heron and the endangered California clapper rail. November regulars include migrating golden-crowned sparrows and yellow-rumped warblers. Binoculars are available for loan in the visitor center for prime viewing.
This event is dog-friendly!
Questions? Contact Karen Kao kaokaren007@gmail.com.
at Don Edwards Wildlife Refuge
1 Marshlands Road
Fremont, United States
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