Bird Behavior Hike at Karst Canyon Preserve
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Join Travis Audubon's Derek Richardson and Hays County Parks staff for a bird walk at Karst Canyon Preserve. Opened to the public earlier this year, this 174-acre preserve in Wimberley lies just north of Jacob’s Well Natural Area. The walk will last 2.5 hours during which we will walk approximately 1.5 miles.
The preserve supports several habitats, particularly mixed oak–juniper woodland and savanna/prairie. Although there are no late-November eBird checklists for the preserve, observations from nearby Jacob’s Well suggest we can expect typical winter residents such as Ruby-crowned Kinglet, various sparrow species, winter warblers, and perhaps Hermit Thrush.
Admission and parking are free. Registered participants will receive specific parking and meeting instructions before the walk.
Registration is required.
Registration and more information at the Travis Audubon website. https://travisaudubon.org/events-calendar
Join Travis Audubon's Derek Richardson and Hays County Parks staff for a bird walk at Karst Canyon Preserve. Opened to the public earlier this year, this 174-acre preserve in Wimberley lies just north of Jacob’s Well Natural Area. The walk will last 2.5 hours during which we will walk approximately 1.5 miles.
The preserve supports several habitats, particularly mixed oak–juniper woodland and savanna/prairie. Although there are no late-November eBird checklists for the preserve, observations from nearby Jacob’s Well suggest we can expect typical winter residents such as Ruby-crowned Kinglet, various sparrow species, winter warblers, and perhaps Hermit Thrush.
Admission and parking are free. Registered participants will receive specific parking and meeting instructions before the walk.
Registration is required.
Registration and more information at the Travis Audubon website. https://travisaudubon.org/events-calendar
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1699 Mt Sharp Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676-4413, United States
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Host or PublisherHays County Parks and Natural Resources
