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Saguaro National Park
Bird Walk-West District
 
Elf Owls in Cavity
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Elf owls in saguaro cavity

Join experienced birding guide John Higgins to see some of the twenty five species of birds that are year-round residents of SaguaroNational Park. Meet at the RedHillsVisitorCenter, 2700 N. Kinney Road. The group will caravan to several nearby locations. The walking is considered easy, on flat but dirt and rocky trails. Persons of all ages, with or without bird watching experience, are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring water and sun protection, and binoculars and bird guides if you have them. The walk usually lasts two hours. For more information call 733-5158.

Fairy Duster  

Did You Know?
April and May are the best months to view wildflowers in the Sonoran Desert. Popular flowers include the Mexican Poppy, the Arizona Pestemon, and the Fairy duster.

Last Updated: July 14, 2007 at 18:21 EST