JoinFront Range Birding and Optics for our April bird walk to Plaster Reservoir!Formerly storage for agricultural irrigation, Plaster Reservoir’s 12 acres have been repurposed for stormwater management and open space. It has thegreatest diversity of birds found in Broomfield, Colorado, with over 200identified species. We’ll look for early migrants, both those that are passingthrough like Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal, and those that will stay here tobreed like Say’s Phoebe and Common Grackle. 

Because there is no parking lot, we’ll park in the surrounding neighborhood.From 287 (W 120th Ave), you will go north on Lowell Boulevard then east on W136th Avenue then turn north onto Plaster Circle. We’ll meet at the entrance tothe bike path leading around the reservoir (between 13656 and 13654 Plaster Circle) at 8am.

 While the planned route is mostly flat, April inColorado is unpredictable and the trail could be icy or slushy depending onrecent weather, so wear good shoes. There are no bathrooms. This walk will onlybe canceled in the event of extreme weather (i.e. a winter storm) and nottemperature, so dress accordingly and expect the walk to last anywhere from 2to 4 hours, depending on how birdy the day is.

 Call 303-979-2475 to reserve your spot as space is limited.And don't forget to visit our blog for great information on previous bird hikes and subscribe toreceive notification of a new post! 

Want to learn how to play Wingspan? We’re hosting an introductionto Wingspan game night on Wednesday, April 16th at 6:30pm. This night is forbeginners and anyone who is willing to help teach beginners. We plan to hostregular game nights in the future so come get your game on!

Toregister, call FRBO Boulder at 303.979.2475.

Did you know birding can lower your stress levels and leadto better physical and mental health? Plus, it’s a whole lot of fun! So let theFront Range Birding Company and rockstar Denver birding guide David Suddjianintroduce you to the amazing world of avian activity that surrounds us all.

Spring is a great season to enter the world of birding, orto restart or re-energize your hobby. Colorado’s spring birding is wonderful asmany migratory birds arrive and move through our area, and breeding birds aresinging and nesting.

Enjoy four learningsessions with David and five field trips to experience and get to know FrontRange birds up close and personal.

 YOU’LL LEARN:

·       Birdingbasics.

·       How to findand identify local & migratory birds.

·       Different birdhabitats.

·       The best localbirding spots.

·       How to usegreat birding tools such as eBird, Merlin ID, and more!

 COST:

Price is $225 per registrant, due upon registration.

REGISTRATION:

To reserve your spot, please call the Front Range BirdingCompany Littleton @303.979.2473.

 LIMIT:

Beginner birding class is limited to 15 participants.So register today!

Did you know birding can lower your stress levels and lead to better physical and mental health? Plus, it’s a whole lot of fun! So let the Front Range Birding Company and rockstar Denver birding guide David Suddjian introduce you to the amazing world of avian activity that surrounds us all.

Spring is a great season to enter the world of birding, or to restart or re-energize your hobby. Colorado’s spring birding is wonderful as many migratory birds arrive and move through our area, and breeding birds are singing and nesting.

Enjoy four learning sessions with David and five field trips to experience and get to know Front Range birds up close and personal.

 YOU’LL LEARN:

·       Birding basics.

·       How to find and identify local & migratory birds.

·       Different bird habitats.

·       The best local birding spots.

·       How to use great birding tools such as eBird, Merlin ID, and more!

 COST:

Price is $225 per registrant, due upon registration.

REGISTRATION:

To reserve your spot, please call the Front Range Birding Company Littleton @303.979.2473.

 LIMIT:

Beginner birding class is limited to 15 participants. So register today!