Friday, April 22, 2016 – 8:00a to ?
Free. No reservation needed.
Join Carl for an early
spring ramble about Rabbit Mountain. This County Open Space parcel is
one of the best places to hear the haunting song of the Canyon Wren and
to see Rock Wrens. Golden Eagles regularly soar overhead, as do other
hawks and falcons. Say’s Phoebes are early and expected, as are
Mountain Bluebirds and often, Loggerhead Shrikes. Last spring, this
trip witnessed the spectacular migration of dozens of Kestrels moving
north. Meet at the trail head located along North 53rd Street. There is a
sign directing you to Rabbit Mountain on the north side of Ute Highway
(Rte. 66) east of Lyons.