7:30 AM – 9:30 AM

Berry Springs Park is located north of Georgetown. It has a flat trail that is paved in parts and is crushed granite in parts. It has a pond, a pecan grove, a large meadow, and wooded areas along Berry Creek. The various areas make Berry Springs a perfect habit for a variety of birds. We will hopefully see some of our year-round resident species as well as some that come to central Texas for the summer. We’ll look for woodpeckers, bluebirds, raptors, herons, and egrets, among others.

Restrooms are available, and there is a site review at Birdability.org for anyone wanting info about accessibility features.

Leaders: George Kerr, Lance Felber and other TAS leaders

Contact Lance with questions: lance_felber@hotmail.com

The Beginners’ Bird Walk is held on the first Saturday of each month and is open to birders of all levels and ages. It’s free. It’s fun. Memberships is not required. Need binoculars? We’ve got loaners. The location is different each month.

REGISTER HERE

The email used to register for this walk will be used to communicate any changes or cancellations due to weather or other factors. Please ALWAYS check your email inbox on the morning of the walk, prior to leaving your home, in case of last-minute changes in the trip plan. Please also check to be sure our emails do not land in your spam folder. When in doubt, please call or email your trip leader. We encourage participants to put the leader’s email address in their safe sender list. Their contact information is included in this trip description.