Join Front Range Birding and Optics for our October bird walk on Saturday, October 11th at 7:30am! We’ll meet at our store (2425 Canyon Blvd Suite B.) and carpool to Boulder Reservoir for some fall birding.

Boulder Reservoir was constructed in the 1950’s and currently accounts for about 20% of Boulder’s drinking water supply. It’s also a great location for waterfowl and shorebirds. Target species for this trip include Brewer’s Blackbird, Western Grebe, American White Pelican, and Northern Harrier.

Visit https://bouldercolorado.gov/locations/boulder-reservoir to learn more about Boulder Reservoir.

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 to receive notification of a new post!

Let’s get out and enjoy the beautiful colors of fall!

Join naturalist and Reefs to Rockies guide Carly Crow for an evening walk at Walden Ponds. We will meet at 5:30 pm in the Walden Ponds Trailhead. From there we will walk the maintained paths until dusk looking for late migrants and early winter birds. Several species of sparrows, hawks, and ducks are likely! This will also be a wonderful time to soak in the fall colors in the golden light of sunset.

Nature doesn’t sleep when the sun goes down! After sunset, we will walk and listen to owls calling in the twilight. Great-horned owls are likely and if we’re lucky we may hear a species or two of Colorado’s more illusive mountain owls. What better way to kick off the Halloween season?

During this time of year, the temperature drops quickly after dark. We recommend you bring layers to stay comfortable throughout our walk. We also recommend you bring a small flight light to illuminate your path while we are walking after dark.

We hope to see you there!