Join Bridgerland Audubon Society this summer to explore different ways to enjoy local birds:

Trip Report

8 participants in 3 cars. One of the Summer Citizens had a hand held radio for each car and that helped immensely. The new auto tour route is quite narrow and doesn’t allow for the long stops that would be needed for nature journaling, so again, I introduced the concept and showed some examples before we left but we didn’t get to do any while there. Highlights included young Black-necked Stilt chicks, Forster’s Terns fishing and hundreds of White-faced Ibis flying parallel to us up and down the canal. We had a couple of spotting scopes with us, but due to the limited pull-out areas did not get a chance to use those either. Another highlight was the stop for lunch with the whole group at Maddox in Brigham City on the way home. The new auto route ends near there on Rt. 89 now.

Join Bridgerland Audubon Society this summer to explore different ways to enjoy local birds:

• May 28 Salt Creek Wildlife Management Area (Box Elder County)-Mindful Bird SitTrip Report
• June 16 Trapper Park in Logan-Birdercise Trip Report
• July 9 Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge (Box Elder County)-Nature Journaling Trip Report
• August 4 Denzil Stewart Nature Park in Logan-Bird Walk

Bring binoculars if you have them (some will be available to borrow if needed)
Meet at the 700 North Smith’s Marketplace parking lot (SW corner for carpooling) at 7 AM. Trips will
last about 2 hours not including drive times.
Visit bridgerlandaudubon.org to register for individual field trips

Trip leader: Dawn Holzer 435-799-1991, dawnholzer80@gmail.com

Sign up, for this event, indicates your agreement with our field trip activity and photo waivers:
Photo Waiver
Activity Waiver

Completion of this registration requires agreement with our field trip activity and photo waivers: