Join CBA for a morning birding trip at Crabtree Nature Center in Barrington. The Forest Preserves of Cook County manages the property's restored prairies, woodlands, and wetlands that host over 240 bird species throughout the year. During this time of year, we hope to observe early spring migratory species such as Green-winged Teal and Sandhill Crane.
This trip is designed to be a slow-spaced social bird walk traveling roughly 1.5 miles of trails with the first 0.3 miles of asphalt trail beginning on a slight incline before being relatively flat. The remainder of the trip will take place on mostly grass and natural dirt trails prone to muddy conditions with recurring slight inclines and declines and occasional obstacles including uneven terrain, roots, and holes. Dress for the weather. Restrooms and water fountains are available inside the nature center building. Cell reception is regularly available.
Trip Leader: Sammy Cabindol
Meeting Spot: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sNA239PV9TZQeDuZ9
Registration is limited and required.