7:30 AM – 9:30 AM

Come out for the Beginners’ Bird Walk at Richard Moya Park in southeastern Travis County. The 92-acre park on Onion Creek was once a pecan grove; and its gentle topography is typical of our Blackland Prairie. The park has a mix of riparian, grasses and large trees so it supports a variety of birds. We usually see Eastern Bluebirds and there has been a pair of Red-shouldered Hawks with a nest in the Park. We’ll look for year-round and summer resident birds.

The park has a wide concrete path that is mostly flat, so should be easy to navigate for all.

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

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