Peabody Creek Trail Field Trip
Organizer: Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society
Organizer Website: https://olympicpeninsulaaudubon.org/
Peabody Creek Trail Field Trip
Leader: Kathy McCoy
Date and Time: Tuesday, September 19, 2023, 9 am–1 pm
Participant limit: 10 – Registration required.
Signed Liability Form required.
Meeting Place: Meet at the Olympic National Park Visitors Center parking lot at 3002 Mount Angeles Road, at the end of Race Street at 9 am. There is construction on Race Street between 7th and Park Ave, follow detour signs as needed. A National Park Pass is not required for the parking lot.
Cost: Free
Features: I invite you to join me on a bird/nature walk on the Peabody Creek trail. It’s a 5.2 mile round trip, up Peabody Creek and back. I won’t make any promises about what birds will be present, probably the usual suspects such as ravens, Steller’s Jays, flickers, juncos, and Song Sparrows. Migrants are moving around though. I saw a Wilson’s Warbler last week, and more Black-headed Grosbeaks have been to my feeders recently, as well as buckets of Pine Siskins. We will be stopping for plants, chipmunks, salamanders, and snakes as well as birds, so get your naturalist hat on.
Special requirements: Wear shoes with good tread; the trail can be a little slippery.
Contact information: Kathy McCoy (208) 921-1340. Text or call if you have questions!
Learn more and register at OPAS Field Trip: Peabody Creek Trail — OLYMPIC PENINSULA AUDUBON SOCIETY
Steller’s Jay by John Gatchet