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

Trip Report

11 participants including some visiting adult children of Summer Citizens. There wasn’t much interest in using the exercise equipment while there, but I did introduce the concept and we walked around the recently reopened Trapper Park. Highlights included seeing the Western Wood-Pewee on the nest and good looks at Gray Catbirds and male and female Black-headed Grosbeaks. We also got to see the Spotted Sandpipers courtship display. They seem to be enjoying the new large rocks channelizing that section of the river now.

Past Event Information

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 Sit Trip 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

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