The site is rewarding at any time except for mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the park is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Solitary Sandpiper, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon. Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal visit in spring.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor and Wilson's Snipe a passage migrant. These are elusive crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park harbour owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Downy and Pileated Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except for mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is park is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Solitary Sandpiper, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon. Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal visit in spring.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor and Wilson's Snipe a passage migrant. These are elusive crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park harbour owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Downy and Pileated Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except for mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Solitary Sandpiper, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon. Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal visit in spring.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor and Wilson's Snipe a passage migrant. These are elusive crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park have owls park harbour owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Downy and Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except for mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Solitary Sandpiper, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon. Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal visit in spring.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor and Wilson's Snipe a passage migrant. These are elusive crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Solitary Sandpiper, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs and Solitary Sandpiper occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon. Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal visit in spring.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor and Wilson's Snipe a passage migrant. These are elusive crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Greater Yellowlegs and Solitary Sandpiper occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon. Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal visit in spring.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor and Wilson's Snipe a passage migrant. All these are These are elusive crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Greater Yellowlegs and Solitary Sandpiper occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon. Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal visit in spring.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor. Both are breeding visitor and Wilson's Snipe a passage migrant. All these are crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Greater Yellowlegs and Solitary Sandpiper occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon.
Wigeon. Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal visit in spring.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor. Both are crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Greater Yellowlegs and Solitary Sandpiper occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon.
Virginia Rail is resident in the marshes, Sora a breeding visitor. Both are crepuscular species, most likely to be seen or heard at dawn and dusk.
The woodlands in the southwest corner of the park have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Greater Yellowlegs and Solitary Sandpiper occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon.
The woodlands on the in the southwest corner have of the park have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded.
crowded. In late summer when the ponds dry out, shorebirds such as Greater Yellowlegs and Solitary Sandpiper occur.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon.
The woodlands on the southwest corner have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon.
The woodlands on the southwest corner have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Swainson's Thrush, Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak, while a variety Grosbeak. A variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon.
The woodlands on the southwest corner have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers. Summer visitors include Western Tanager and Black-headed Grosbeak, while a variety of warblers visit in spring and fall.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds.
ponds. Flocks of American Wigeon may contain a few European Wigeon.
The woodlands on the southwest corner have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds.
The woodlands on the southwest corner have owls including Barred Owl and sometimes Great Horned Owl.Owl, as well as Pileated and Downy Woodpeckers.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds.
The woodlands on the southwest corner have owls including Great including Barred Owl and Great Horned Owl.
The site is rewarding at any time except mid summer, when waterfowl are few and the site is often crowded.
From October to May, a variety of ducks, grebes and loons should be seen both in Burrard Inlet and on the ponds.
The woodlands on the southwest corner have owls including Great Horned Owl.
