Bird Walks

Please join with others who share your interests in nature, birds and wildlife! We are pleased to present the following recreational, and educational opportunities in and around the Los Angeles area.
Bird Walks
Join experienced leaders who will help you explore the varied habitat in and around the greater Los Angeles Area. Enjoy woodland nature areas, parklands and lakes, natural coastal scrub habitat and saltwater marshes.
Binoculars are provided on many of the walks.
Bird walks are geared for the beginner/intermediate birders looking for an introduction to local birds and/or interested in reducing their carbon footprint by birding relatively close to home.
Both LA Audubon bird walks and field trips delve into identification, natural histories and interactions observed in the field. All are welcome at either event, but no pets or small children, please. Appropriate for young bird watchers age 6 years and older. Bird walks DO NOT require advance sign-up, just show up at the specified meeting time and place.
Come out to Salton Sea and see large to huge flocks of Snow & Ross' geese, White- faced Ibis and Sandhill Cranes.
Peak time for both wildflowers and Swainson’s Hawk migration! Caravan through the State Park from the Colorado Desert up to Julian, with short forays to take in the sights and the wildlife.
Join us for a twilight stroll in the San Gabriels looking for Northern Saw-whet, Western Screech-Owl, possibly Spotted Owl, as well as the vanguard of Flammulated Owl migration.
Join us for a weekend adventure to Owens Valley to learn about and view Sage Grouse, Bald Eagles, and more!
Come out to Tejon Ranch to see some passerine species, and if we’re lucky, Swainson’s Hawks and California Condor!
Join us for a twilight stroll in the San Gabriels looking for Northern Saw-whet, Western Screech-Owl, possibly Spotted Owl, as well as the vanguard of Flammulated Owl migration.
Join us for a twilight stroll in the San Gabriels looking for Northern Saw-whet, Western Screech-Owl, possibly Spotted Owl, as well as the vanguard of Flammulated Owl migration.