Trip Registration



As part of your registration, in order to participate in a Denver Field Ornithologists, Inc. (“DFO”) trip or other activities designated by the Board of Directors, each adult participant and the parent of a minor participant (those under 18 yrs. of age) are required to review and sign (either electronically or manually) a DFO Acknowledgment and Assumption of Risks & Release and Indemnity Agreement (sometimes “Agreement”) Completing this document involves your acceptance of binding contract terms. This online registration system allows you to review and electronically sign the Agreement if you do not have one on file. If you would prefer to manually sign a printable version of the Agreement, you may access it here, and present it to the leader before trip start. If you choose this option, please contact your leader to assure you are signed up for the trip.

Please note: Each person, including each family member choosing to sign the Agreement electronically must login and have a separate account so that the agreement is tied to the individual. If you are having difficulty with multiple logins, please contact us for assistance. *Minors: If participant is a minor, the minor’s parent or legal guardian must print out, review and sign a paper copy of the Agreement and present it to the leader before the trip start. Any minor attending must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

Logged in users who have a signed Agreement on file will have the opportunity to print or save it at any time. Click on the link to the printable copy and use your browser functions to save or print.


Meet Your Trip Leader
Denver City Park (Denver County)
6/9/2023      8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Leader: Bailey Parkhouse   Bparkhouse@icloud.com or 720-391-5809
David Suddjian   dsuddjian@gmail.com or 831-713-8659
Trip Difficulty: Easy
Directions
See trip description for meeting instructions

This trip is limited to the first 10 registrations.

This trip will be an enjoyable journey of a 2-3 mile walk around both Ferril Lake and Duck Lake of Denver City Park. This park is home to a variety of large trees, low lying shrubs and water habitats, yielding an exciting range of birds. Most recently on my visits there were Red-shafted Northern Flicker, Double-crested Cormorants, and a fun mix of swallows. The park's paths are paved and wide, with one set of stairs connecting the two lakes. Meet in the south east parking lot (D8) by taking the round-about of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science entrance off of Colorado to the last turn and follow the road south to the parking lot.

9 people have registered for this trip. There is one space left.
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