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Meet Your Trip Leader
Summer Hummers Trip - Focus on our summer hummingbirds, both resident breeders and migratory visitors
Boulder Community Garden
8/12/2025
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Leader:
Laura Steadman lauramsteadman@gmail.com or phone provided on trip registration
Trip Difficulty: Easy
Directions
Meet on the south side of the Boulder Community Garden at 14th Street x Jefferson Street in north Boulder.
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This trip is limited to the first 8 registrations.
Habitats to bird: Agricultural, Developed
Join me for an after-work wander around Boulder's largest community garden! Located in North Boulder, the Boulder Community Garden has over 200 plots -- one of which is mine. We will wander around the garden to see what birds, especially hummingbirds, are enjoying the flowers as much as we are. We'll definitely see broad-tailed hummingbirds, and will cross our fingers for Black-chinned, Rufous and even Calliope. If time allows, we might also walk some of the bike path and adjacent residential streets. Walking surfaces will include mulched paths, sometimes weedy and bumpy, but relatively flat, as well as concrete bike paths and sidewalks. One porta-potty available in the garden, mid-trip. Bring binoculars, sturdy walking shoes, water, and anything else you need for this short trip. Spotting scopes are not advised for this trip. Please park in the neighborhood at the meeting spot at Jefferson x 14th.
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