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A Bird Walk in Palo Alto Baylands for Chinese speakers
Join us for a birding stroll on a sunny morning! This field trip is exclusively tailored for Chinese speakers to foster a sense of unity within our multicultural community and to promote the wonderful world of birding. In the baylands, many kinds of birds can be seen inhabiting and foraging here especially now the fall migrating birds are arriving. Let's enjoy the Autumn symphony of birds and embrace the beauty of nature together.
Trip Difficulty: 2 miles; paved, gravel, and dirt trails; little or no elevation gain; little to no shade
Leaders: Joyce Zhang (650) 656-5830, Mary Ann Robertson (650) 521-3910
Beginner Friendly, Loaner Binoculars Available, Family Friendly Ages 10 and up, Stroller Friendly, Wheelchair Accessible
Meet: Parking lot across from Lucy Evans Nature Center
Directions: From US-101 in Palo Alto take Embarcadero Rd east towards the bay. Pass the airport and turn left at the T-intersection. Continue for 0.5 miles passing the duck pond. Just over the bridge, the nature center (2775 Embarcadero Rd) will be on your left and the paved parking area will be on your right. Latitude/Longitude: 37.459384, -122.106171 (for in front of Lucy Evans) or 37.458949, -122.105212 for the parking lot
Facilities: ADA accessible, porta-potty, drinking water, cell phone service
Parking Type and Fees: paved parking lot, no fees
Banner Photo: Marbled Godwits by Sarah Chan