Holiday Hawk Stalk from Casa de San Pedro

  • 26 Nov 2011
  • 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • Sulphur Springs Valley
  • 10

Registration

  • Adult guests of Casa de San Pedro B&B
  • Ages 10-16 accompanied by an adult
  • Adult non-members
  • Current adult members of SABO, Individual level or equivalent
  • Current SABO volunteers
  • Ages 10-16, family membership, equivalent, or above

Registration is closed
feha.jpg The Sulphur Springs Valley is a winter paradise for birds of prey. Up to twenty species may be found here between November and March, including eagles, falcons, buteos, accipiters, harriers, kites and owls. SABO's Hawk Stalk tours take you down highways and back roads in search of these magnificent predators and other species that share their habitats. Along the way, your expert naturalist guides will share their knowledge of the identification, behavior, ecology, and history of the valley's raptors, Sandhill Cranes, sparrows, and other wintering and resident birds.

This special holiday edition departs from Casa de San Pedro Bed & Breakfast. Participants travel in a small tour bus (minivan for groups of 5 or fewer), with frequent stops for roadside birding and short walks. The group will stop for lunch in a local restaurant (separate checks). We recommend registering for this event at least 1 week in advance.

$75 per adult for members of SABO and/or guests of Casa de San Pedro, $85 for non-members; $40/members/guests, $45/non-members/non-guests for children age 10 to 16 when accompanied by an adult. Educational handouts and transportation from Bisbee are included. Registration for Casa guests is open now (registration code required); general registration opens November 12. For more information, contact SABO.

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