San Fernando Valley Audubon will lead birdwalks on Feb. 11 and Mar. 10.
Stroll through the lovely Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve with a guide, enjoying its trails and wildlife lake. Many birds come here in winter. Learn about the birds and why they come here.
These Walks are for
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- Families with school-age children
- People trying their first bird walk
- Beginning birdwatchers.
Time and Meeting Place: The Wildlife Area entrance and amphitheater are in the southeast part of Woodley Park. Meet at the amphitheater at 9:00 AM.
Directions: 6100 Woodley Avenue: Turn north from Burbank Bl. onto Woodley Ave., which is ½ mile west of the San Diego Freeway (I-405). Travel about ½ mile to the second possible right turn and turn east (right) at the sign for the Wildlife Reserve. Bear right at the fork in the road and go east ½ mile to the Wildlife Area parking. Walk south past the monumental rocks and restroom building to the amphitheater.
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Equipment and Clothing: Wear sturdy shoes and layered clothing. A cap or hat with a brim is suggested. We have binoculars to loan or you can use your own.
More Information: Muriel Kotin at 310.457-5796 or visit San Fernando Valley Audubon's website www.sfvaudubon.org.
Reservations are not needed except for large groups. Rain cancels.
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