Owling in Garin Regional Park

 February 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, 
5:30pm – 7pm

Leader: Bob Toleno     RSVP: bob@toleno.com

Though highly sought after, owls are often the most difficult birds for us to see, for the obvious reason that most are typically only out after dark. On this trip, we’ll take a short walk (less than a mile over flat ground) into Garin Regional Park, with the primary goal of finding Western Screech-Owls, and getting a flashlight on them so all participants can get a look. February is when they’re starting their nesting cycle, so they should be active and vocal as soon as it gets dark. We will likely also hear Great Horned and American Barn Owls.

These trips will be limited to only FIVE participants per outing. You MUST RSVP to bob@toleno.com and specify which date you would like to go.

Try to have a back-up date in mind, also, in case the date you choose is already full. The meeting location and directions will be provided via email before the trip. If all  trips fill up, there will be a waiting list. Any rain or wind at all will cancel an outing, though I will do my best to reschedule cancelled trips, if possible. 

Location Owling in Garin Regional Park