TOUR #2126 – Boardwalk Migratory Birds

November 7
8:00 am - 9:35 am
Waterfowl at Sunset

TOUR #2126 – Boardwalk Migratory Birds

November 7
8:00 am - 9:35 am

TOUR DESCRIPTION

The Cosumnes River Preserve is one of the most impressive stopovers on the Pacific Flyway for migratory birds. During the winter months, hundreds of thousands of waterfowl and numerous other bird species, visit the wetlands and surrounding riparian forest. Join Bob Jensen for an interpretive walk around this incredible preserve. You will likely see a diverse selection of ducks, geese, shore birds, raptors, and woodland birds. Sandhill Cranes are also commonly found along the edges of the marsh lands. Be sure to bring your camera and binoculars for an exceptional experience.

 

TRANSPORTATION

Personal car

 

WALKING DISTANCE & TERRAIN

Be prepared to walk a mile or two on smooth trails and a boardwalk.

 

LANDS PASS

No Lands Pass is required for this tour.  Visit the Tour FAQ page for more information.

 

NOTES/INSTRUCTIONS

Participants will check in with their guide at the Cosumnes River Preserve Visitor Center.

Event Location

Cosumnes River Preserve – Visitor Center
13501 Franklin Blvd
Galt, CA 95632 United States
DIRECTIONS: From I-5 North, take Exit 493, Walnut Grove/Thornton exit and turn right onto Walnut Grove Road, towards Thornton.  In 400 feet, turn left onto Thornton Road (which will turn into Franklin Road in about 2.3 miles).  In approximately 3 miles, turn right into the Cosumnes River Preserve Visitor's Center parking lot. Meet your guide at the visitor's center.
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