Fort Mason Community Garden (San Francisco)

Trip Leader: David Assmann, David_Assmann@Yahoo.com

Date: Sunday March 15 -- 8 to 10:30 a.m.

Description: March may be the last month to see many of our overwintering waterbirds, as well as specialties like Red-Breasted Sapsucker and the Orange-Crowned Warbler.  Early migrants may already be showing up (we have had Western Kingbird at Fort Mason on March 16th). Allen's Hummingbirds could be present, and there may be a migrating Rufous on its way through. Newly arriving and migrating swallows are possible.

Meet in front of the Community Garden to explore several different habitats in this compact part of GGNRA.  Restroom in meadow, ample parking if there is no race on the waterfront (also easily accessible by transit). Most of the walk is flat, on mostly paved walkways, but there is one short steep descent to the waterfront. Benches are in the garden for resting if needed. Heavy rain cancels.

Trip Size: Limit 15

Directions: Meet in front of the Fort Mason Community Garden.

Google map: https://goo.gl/maps/jZ8yC72uBK4HfJua9

Registration opens on Tuesday January 17 at 1 pm and closes on Thursday March 12 at 11 pm.