An easy stroll through this lush riparian corridor along the Santa Cruz provides many opportunities for migrants, Gray Hawks, flycatchers, and hordes of Yellow-breasted Chats.

Rose-throated Becard, whose nests look like a large football hanging from the end of a branch, have nested along this trail the past few years.  A volunteer from the Tubac Nature Center will also be on the walk to share local bird and nature experience. Time permitting, a stop at the Amado Wastewater Treatment plant on the way back could be good for Black-bellied Whistling-Duck. Limited to 9 participants.

• 6:00am – 11:30am
• $65/person + Festival Registration
• Difficulty: Easy (Flat walking trails. Drive time to location approximately one hour.)

Van Trips depart from the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel at Reid Park.

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Part of the Southeast Arizona Birding Festival!

Proceeds from this event support Tucson Audubon’s work to protect birds and the places they live and your participation illustrates value of our region’s spectacular biodiversity. Together we can send an important message that Birders Mean Business – THANK YOU!