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You are here: Home Eastside Audubon Calendar 2009 Robinson Canyon Birding Hike (April 7, 2009)

Robinson Canyon Birding Hike (April 7, 2009)

April 7 (Tuesday) 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We'll hike 6 to 7 miles while birdwatching in Robinson Canyon (near Ellensburg).

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  • Birding Trip
When Apr 07, 2009
from 03:00 AM to 03:00 PM
Contact Name Sharon Aagaard
Contact Email
Contact Phone 425-271-0143
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I've birded this Canyon in the months of May and September, but haven't yet in April, so I'm curious to see and hear what's there.  We should see woodpeckers, quail, grouse, raptors, chickadees, kinglets, and nuthatches, and perhaps some early migrants.  The trail is rocky, uneven and narrow and there will likely be a stream crossing or two, so definitely bring hiking poles for balance if you have them (if not, we can share mine).  Also, appropriate hiking shoes are a must.  Pack a lunch, snacks and liquids.  Bring spotting scopes if you have them.  Meet before 6:00 a.m. at the Issaquah Tibbetts P&R (NOT the new, multi-level P&R lot just finished last year).  Directions:  I-90 East to Issaquah, exit 15, turn right off the ramp, head south to the corner of SR 900 and Newport Way and take a left there at the light, and then the next right into Tibbetts lot. Passenger cost/person $26.00Limited to 7 participants in two cars.  Call Sharon Aagaard 425-271-0143 to register.   

 

 

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