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Meet Your Trip Leader
Birds Plus+ Trip - Birds Plus+ field trips combine birding and another field focus, sometimes with a guest leader. The second focus of the day, be it butterflies or other insects, or art and journaling, will be described in more detail on the trip detail page.
Coal Creek Trail
8/30/2024
7:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Leader:
Courtney Rella Dr.Cawtney@gmail.com or 7323307291
Sheridan Samano sheridan@reefstorockies.com or
Trip Difficulty: Easy
Directions
Meet at the north end of Majestic Drive in Lafayette, beside Jasper's Splash Zone. We will park on the street, not in the Jasper's lot.
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This trip is limited to the first 16 registrations.
Habitats to bird: Developed, Riparian, Wetland
Birds Plus+ Beavers. In the summer of 2023, beavers took up residence along Coal Creek in Lafayette near 120th Street. In just over a year, they have engineered their riparian environs extensively creating various pockets of habitat for an array of other species. Since this is a Birds+ walk, we’ll primarily focus on how beaver activity along this 1.5 mile stretch of Coal Creek has positively impacted local birds. We’ll also keep an eye out for other resident highlights including black-tailed prairie dogs, raccoons, and coyotes for our mammals; and of course, birds, of which we should see an assortment of grassland birds 'backyard' birds, and raptors
We’ll meet at the north end of Majestic Drive in Lafayette. Put Jasper’s Splash Zone in your preferred mapping app and you’ll get to the right place. You cannot park in Jasper’s lot, but there’s plenty of on-street parking. Expect to walk approximately 3 miles on a relatively flat trail.
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