Birding Day: Hood to the Hook *FULL*
Explore the rich and varied habitats of Hood River County, from the high subalpine forest to the Columbia River, in search of warblers, woodpeckers, and water birds.
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Birding Day: Mount St. Helens Coldwater Lake and Hummocks
What makes the landscape around Mount St. Helens a unique place for birdwatching? Learn about why birders and scientists flock to the landscape around Mount St. Helens for birding in a mosaic of diverse habitats and landforms created by the most active volcano in the Cascades.
Note: this class is a great introductory class for birding and not designed for advanced birders. We will take a holistic view on ecology, human history, and geology. We will interact with and discuss all of the landscape features that support habitat for birds.
Birding Day: Baskett Slough with John Rakestraw
Baskett Slough contains wetlands, grasslands, and oak woodlands, all hosting a great variety of birds and other wildlife — we’ll look for a variety of nesting and singing birds.
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Birding Day: Timberline Lodge with John Rakestraw
Mount Hood’s Timberline Lodge is the only place in the Cascades where you can drive to the tree line on a paved road. Clark’s Nutcracker, Mountain Bluebird, Horned Lark, and Cassin’s Finch are expected.
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