The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole. A range of waterfowl may be seen in the river from fall to spring.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. Immediately beyond the parking area is an enclosed off-leash dog park. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of the most productive areas is the open area just beyond the dog park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting may be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the south of the dog park is a largely coniferous forest, which has breeding Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
A loop walk can be created by taking the main track along the riverside past the dog park and returning to the gatehouse by a path leading around the south side of the forest.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole. A range of waterfowl may be seen in the river from fall to spring.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. Immediately beyond the parking area is an enclosed off-leash dog park. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of the most productive areas is the open area just beyond the dog park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting can be may be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the south of the dog park is a largely coniferous forest, which has breeding Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
A loop walk can be created by taking the main track along the riverside past the dog park and returning to the gatehouse by a path leading around the south side of the forest.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole. A range of waterfol lmay waterfowl may be seen in the river from fall to spring.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. Immediately beyond the parking area is an enclosed off-leash dog park. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of the most productive areas is the open area just beyond the dog park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting can be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the south of the dog park is a largely coniferous forest, which has breeding Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
A loop walk can be created by taking the main track along the riverside past the dog park and returning to the gatehouse by a path leading around the south side of the forest.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole.
A range of waterfol lmay be seen in the river from fall to spring.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. Immediately beyond the parking area is an enclosed off-leash dog park. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of the most productive areas is the open area just beyond the dog park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting can be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the south of the dog park is a largely coniferous forest, which has breeding Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
A loop walk can be created by taking the main track along the riverside past the dog park and returning to the gatehouse by a path leading around the south side of the forest.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. An off-leash dog park immediately Immediately beyond the parking area.area is an enclosed off-leash dog park. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of the most productive areas is the open area just beyond the dog park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting can be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the south of the dog park is a largely coniferous forest, which has breeding Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
A loop walk can be created by taking the main track along the riverside past the dog park and returning to the gatehouse by a path leading around the south side of the forest.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. An off-leash dog park immediately beyond the parking area. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of the most productive areas is the open area beyond the dog park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting can be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the south of the dog park is a largely coniferous forest, which has Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
A loop walk can be creted created by taking the main track along the riverside past the dog park and returning to the gatehouse by a path leading around the south side of the forest.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. An off-leash dog park immediately beyond the parking area. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of the most productive areas is the open area beyond the dog park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting can be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the south of the dog park is a largely coniferous forest, which has Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
A loop walk can be creted by taking the main track along the riverside past the dog park and returning to the gatehouse by a path leading around the south side of the forest.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. An off-leash dog park immediately beyond the parking area. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of the most productive areas is the open area beyond the dog park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting can be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the south of the dog park is a largely cnferuouse ofrst, coniferous forest, which has Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. An off-leash dog park immediately beyond the parking area. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of hte mosyt the most productive areas is the open area beyond the dog park,
park to the southwest. Lazuli Bunting can be found here in summer, American Redstart in June.
To the souiyth south of the doag ark dog park is a largely cnferuouse ofrst, which has
A number of trails
has Swainson's Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo and Red Crossbill.
The birding begins on Cartmell Road which passes close to the river before entering the regional park. Parking is not allowed here but one can drive or cycle slowly while listening for bird activity. The scrub on the south side of the road has breeding Lazuli Bunting, Common Yellowthroat and Bullock's Oriole.
A number of trails begin at the parking area inside the gate. An off-leash dog park immediately beyond the parking area. Trails pass by on the river side of the dog park.
One of hte mosyt is the open area beyond the dog park,
To the souiyth of the doag ark is a largely cnferuouse ofrst, which has
A number of trails
