PTAS Field Trips

One of the most satisfying experiences of the Audubon members the successful field trip. Field trips are typically scheduled on Saturdays, unless otherwise noted. Below are the dates for upcoming trips and advice on how to make them enjoyable.

Three Field Trip Rules

Rule 1: RSVP the week of the trip.  Only by knowing how many people will be present can we have enough leaders on hand to make the outing a rewarding experience for everyone.
Contact:
Karen Carbeiner at 972-824-2878;
  or karen.carbiener@prairieandtimbers.org
Tom Heath at 972-867-8646;
  or heathwtom <at> netscape net.

Rule 2: Please arrive 10 minutes early! When it says the trip will meet, that means "Depart". Don't miss out!

Rule 3: Bring sun screen, water and snacks.

We are looking for ideas for local birding trips

Take a look  at previous PTAS field trips -->

Perhaps you have other choice sites where you have had successful birding. Please let Karen: karen.carbiener@prairieandtimbers.org or
Tom: heathwtom<at>netscape net know if you would like to share new ones you've discovered or would like a repeat of a previous trip.

CAR POOL MEETING  PLACE

The new carpool meeting site is at the northwest corner of Central Expressway and Plano Parkway.  Park near the south bound Central Expressway access road next to the CompUSA sign.

For other birding trips in our area go to:

Audubon Dallas Fieldtrips

Fort Worth Audubon Society Fieldtrips

PTAS Field Trip Schedule

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Keep Updated On
Field Trips

A PTAS field trip e-mail is sent out the Monday before each field trip. The e-mail serves as a reminder and contains detailed directions to the site and any last minute information. If you would like to be added to the field trips e-mail list, send an e-mail to Tom Heath, heathwtom<at>netscape net. Please include your name since some e-mail addresses are rather cryptic

See reviews from our past field trips in the Rustlin's Newsletter

A Peek At Past
Field Trips

Take a look below at previous PTAS field trips:

Village Creek Drying Beds;
Lake Tawakoni;
Plano Outdoor Learning Center;
Hagerman National Wildlife Center; Spring Creek Park Preserve;
Benbrook Lake;
Greenville City Lakes;
Gus Engling WMA;
George Harmon Bird Sanctuary;
Caddo National Grasslands;
Prairie Creek Park;
Ray Roberts State Park;
Denison Dam;
Eisenhower State Park; Herman Baker Park

Perhaps you have other choice sites where you have had successful birding. Please let Karen karen.carbiener@ prairieandtimbers.org or Tom heathwtom<at>netscape net know if you would like to share new ones you've discovered.

Belted Kingfisher picture courtesy of
Thayer Birding software