We will meet near the bathrooms in the park in the center of the large Palm Canyon Drive roundabout of Borrego Springs. It is called Christmas Circle Community Park (700 Christmas Circle Dr., Borrego Springs, CA 92004). We are meeting … Continue reading →
Sky Hunters is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating local communities about the diversity of raptors native to San Diego County, in addition to caring for sick, injured, and orphaned raptors. MEET LIVE RAPTORS, and learn about their diversity, taxonomy, … Continue reading →
GPS: 32.734503, -116.941048 Rating: Moderate to Difficult (uneven dirt trails) This area is a rich stream habitat surrounded by native chaparral and sage scrub. Directions: From I-5, I-805, or I-15, take Hwy. 94 east; stay on Hwy. 94 as it becomes Campo … Continue reading →
GPS: 33° 32.603′, -117° 16.228′) Rating: Easy to Moderate (dirt trails, paved walkways) Rating: Easy to Moderate (dirt trail, some hills). There is an option to stay at the Nature Center and skip the hike. There are nice places … Continue reading →
(GPS: 33.346322,-117.023846) Rating: Moderate (Mostly dirt trails, parts rocky) Directions: This small wilderness area represents a fine example of oak woodland habitat. Meet in the Wilderness Gardens parking lot, which is about 10 miles east of I-15 on Hwy. 76, … Continue reading →
This Trip is currently full. Contact PalomarAudubon@gmail.com about being added to the waitlist. NORTHERN COSTA RICA BIRDING TOUR "THE QUEST FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES" Although Costa Rica is a relatively small country, it lies within a bird-rich neotropical region, boasting an … Continue reading →
32.89157526666596, -116.84774080674691 Rating: Easy to Moderate (dirt trails, paved walkways) El Monte Park is located at 15805 El Monte Road, Lakeside, CA 92040 From San Diego, travel 21 miles east on I-8 to the Lake Jennings Park Road exit. Then … Continue reading →
San Diego County is renowned for its great biodiversity, and correspondingly high number of threatened species. Understanding how to conserve what remains means understanding not only how we’ve lost what we’ve lost but how we’ve gained what we’ve gained, how … Continue reading →
34.050398, -116.570646 Rating: Easy (Flat boardwalk) (NOTE: Later Start Time due to travel distance) NOTE: Big Morongo Canyon Preserve is always a spring hotspot and a favorite PAS field trip. Several hummingbird and seed feeders attract many bird species for your … Continue reading →
Eastern Sierra/Owens Valley: May 1-5, 2026 For this birding trip, we will travel along the slopes of the Eastern Sierra, stopping at various places to look for birds and enjoy the views of the mountains. The main event will be … Continue reading →