Wood Duck

Live Oak Group Area in Anderson County Park (Year-Round):  Picnic with the Wood Ducks

Live Oak Group Area in Anderson County Park (Year-Round):  Picnic with the Wood Ducks

Picnic at the shady Live Oak Group Area near the Anderson Lake County Park Visitor Center in Morgan Hill and get a chance to view Wood Ducks in Coyote Creek.

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Área para grupos de Live Oak, en Anderson County Park (todo el año): Picnic con los Patos Arcoiris (Wood Ducks)

Área para grupos de Live Oak, en Anderson County Park (todo el año): Picnic con los Patos Arcoiris (Wood Ducks)

Disfrute de esta área de picnic con sombra en Morgan Hill y tenga la oportunidad de ver Patos Arcoiris (Wood Ducks) en Coyote Creek.

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Ogier Ponds (Winter): Birding by Bike or Walk-in

Ogier Ponds (Winter): Birding by Bike or Walk-in

Ogier Ponds is a quiet, birdy, freshwater haven located in Morgan Hill along the Coyote Creek Trail. It is the perfect spot to visit during fall and winter to look for wintering waterfowl, gulls, and sparrows.

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Anderson Lake County Park (Summer): Coyote Creek Nature Trail

Anderson Lake County Park (Summer): Coyote Creek Nature Trail

This summer, you will probably find yourself looking for a shady place to enjoy local birds. The Nature Trail at the Anderson Lake/Coyote Creek Visitor Center in Morgan Hill is a favorite of mine to bird year-round, and great in summer for the ample shade along Coyote Creek. Though parts of this route may be narrow, it is a less traveled trail and thus easy to avoid crowds!

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Los Capitancillos Ponds (Spring/Summer): Swifts and Swallows

Los Capitancillos Ponds (Spring/Summer): Swifts and Swallows

During the spring and summer months, swifts and swallows decorate these ponds, which are located near Almaden Lake in San José. It is a great location to bird on the weekends because it is relatively quiet and uncrowded compared with better known parks nearby.

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