Palm Point Field Trip

Park in the parking lot of Palm Point Park or on the road’s shoulder.

This will be a group led trip to look for migrant warblers and flycatchers in the live oaks, sweetgums, sugarberry, and cypress trees at the park and then along Lakeshore Drive.

Depending on our success/ and bird activity at Palm Point, we may continue on to nearby Earl Powers Park to bird along the canal and pier at the south end of the lake.

Difficulty: 1 - less than a mile, dirt covered path

NON-MEMBERS ARE WELCOME
Here are some items to consider carrying on any field trip: binoculars (a must), water, bug spray, sunscreen, sturdy shoes, hat, rain gear for sudden downpours, notebook, emergency contact information, camera if you have one.

You may also like the following events from Alachua Audubon Society:

• Next Thursday, 21st August, 06:45 pm, University of Florida Bird Observatory – a new research and education system in Gainesville
• Next Saturday, 23rd August, 07:00 am, UF/IFAS "Hague" Dairy Unit Field Trip in Alachua
• This month, 30th August, 07:00 am, Chapman’s Pond and Nature Trails in Gainesville

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