Bird Behavior Hike at Limestone Link
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Join Travis Audubon's Derek Richardson and Hays County Parks staff for a bird walk at Limestone Link in San Marcos. Located within the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone, Limestone Link is a 102-acre natural area that provides an important connection between River Recharge Natural Area and Ringtail Ridge Natural Area. This walk will last 2.5 hours during which we will walk approximately 2 miles.
The property encompasses several habitats, including savanna/prairie and mixed oak–juniper woodland. Along the trail, we will cross open meadows filled with native cacti and wildflowers and explore woodlands draped with Spanish moss. Although there are no mid-November eBird checklists for this location—and records from surrounding areas are also sparse for this time of year—we can expect typical winter residents such as kinglets, sparrows, and warblers. We will also look for a locally uncommon species regularly found in this general area: Verdin.
Registration is required and limited to 8 participants. Admission and parking are free. Registered participants will receive specific parking and meeting instructions before the walk.
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 Limestone Link in San Marcos. Located within the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone, Limestone Link is a 102-acre natural area that provides an important connection between River Recharge Natural Area and Ringtail Ridge Natural Area. This walk will last 2.5 hours during which we will walk approximately 2 miles.
The property encompasses several habitats, including savanna/prairie and mixed oak–juniper woodland. Along the trail, we will cross open meadows filled with native cacti and wildflowers and explore woodlands draped with Spanish moss. Although there are no mid-November eBird checklists for this location—and records from surrounding areas are also sparse for this time of year—we can expect typical winter residents such as kinglets, sparrows, and warblers. We will also look for a locally uncommon species regularly found in this general area: Verdin.
Registration is required and limited to 8 participants. Admission and parking are free. Registered participants will receive specific parking and meeting instructions before the walk.
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
