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Women Walk the Wilds
White-crowned Sparrow by Barry Langdon-Lassagne
Sunnyvale Baylands Park is part restored wetland and part city park, with a variety of habitats for wildlife and humans. We'll explore the marsh area, look for migrants, and try to refind any recently seen birds of interest. Organized by women, for women. Join us!
Trip Difficulty: 3 miles. Paved, gravel, dirt, and grass trails; muddy or possibly muddy trails after rain; little or no elevation gain; some shade. We will adjust our route to suit the physical capabilities of our group.
Other Trip Notes: Dress for conditions, typically: sunscreen, hat, and layers from short-sleeve up to sweatshirt
Leaders: Ann Hepenstal, Diane McCoy and Kirsten Holmquist
Beginner Friendly, Loaner Binoculars Available, Family Friendly Ages 10 and up, Stroller Friendly, Wheelchair Accessible, Intermediate Level Birding, Inclusive and welcoming walk
Meet: Owl Burrow picnic/play area
Directions: From CA-237 in Sunnyvale, exit Lawrence Expy/Caribbean Dr. Continue north onto Caribbean Dr. The park will be on your right in less than 0.5 miles. Address: 999 E Caribbean Dr, Sunnyvale, CA 94089. Latitude/Longitude: 37.411082, -121.994211
Facilities: ADA accessible bathroom, drinking water
Parking Type and Fees: Paved parking, fees
Banner Photo: White-crowned Sparrow by Barry Langdon-Lassagne
Questions? Email general questions to fieldtrips@scvas.org or contact the trip leader for questions regarding the event.