Field Trip Schedule
Field Trip Schedule
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Saturday, Sept. 14, 2nd Saturday at the Heard Museum, 7:30/8:00 am
Optional - Meet at 7:30 a.m. for preliminary birding around the museum building.
Please sign in at the Heard registration desk on your arrival in time for a prompt start at 8:00.
Leaders: Rodney Thomas, Mike Cameron
Length: 2+ hrs.
Expected Birds: early fall migrants, summer visitors, residents, waterfowl.
Carpool: None, meet in the Heard Museum building.
Registration: None.
Cost: Participants sign in at the Heard nature store and pay the normal entry fee to the Heard Museum -- free to Heard Museum members.
Directions: Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary
https://www.heardmuseum.org/directions-parking/
1 Nature Place, McKinney, TX 75069
GPS location 33.1578858, -96.615538
For e-bird lists of what is being seen at the Heard go to eBird:
- Saturday, Sept. 21, Hagerman NWR, 8:00 am
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Meeting Place: Hagerman NMR Visitor Center, 8:00 a.m.
COST: none
Leader: Jack Chiles
Length: Until noon
Target Bird Species: Shorebirds
RSVP: To Jacob Drapkin - jlkdad@yahoo.com
Carpool: None.
Directions: Travel time is ~ 1 hour
Route 1:
From anywhere in Dallas, Plano or Frisco, go north on Preston Road, TX 289. After crossing over US82 (GPS 33.671093, -96.698525, west of Sherman, TX) continue 4.4 miles on TX 289. Watch for the small "Refuge Rd" sign on the left. Turn left onto Refuge Rd. Go 4.3 miles to the Visitor Center.
Route 2:
Go north on US 75 to Sherman. Exit to US 82, go west miles to TX 289 (Preston Rd). Go north on TX 289 4.4 miles. Watch for the small "Refuge Rd" sign on the left. Turn left onto Refuge Rd. Go 4.3 miles to the Visitor Center.
GPS location: 33.739145, -96.751999
Organized in 1980, Prairie and Timbers Audubon Society serves Collin County and surrounding counties. We invite you and your family to join us for a wide range of nature-oriented activities. Monthly meetings are scheduled the 4th Tuesday, 6:45 pm, September through November and January through May. They are free and open to the public. Programs are related to wildlife, ecology, conservation and of course, BIRDS!
PTAS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and chapter of the National Audubon Society.3