Bird Walk at Serpentine Wildlife Management Area

[Steve]

Date: November 21, 2009
Place: Serpentine Wildlife Management Area
Phone: 604-501-5158
Cost: Free

Bird Walk at Serpentine Wildlife Management Area. Discover the birds that make the Serpentine Wildlife Management Area home with naturalist Lynn Pollard. For beginners to intermediate birders. Bring binoculars and field guide if you have them. Wear comfortable waterproof foot wear, dress warmly. Rain or shine.

[joharabroune]

Serpentine National Park in the south about an hour's drive from the city of Perth Australia is a park. Serpentine National Park, Serpentine Falls, which fell below the granite slopes name. Beautiful park offers great camping areas and in the presence of more than 50 years was. Darling Slope area of the Armadale in Western Australia is within. Jennifer Jackman book "Serpentine National Park: A History" details the rich cultural history and conservation of the park.
There are over 70 species of birds in the garden. Garden Center offers nature, and the main camp, located close to the center of the observatory. Here you can find further information see birds like parrots indigenous to the beautiful red-headed and Yellow Robins are rare. Camp boxing kangaroo was a treat to watch.

[caitlynnfoster]

These all are looking really very beautiful and great that can be survive so many things which is one of the conversation of the park that can be one of the beautiful to know for the conversation park.

[antonhoton]

I had seen such wonderful penguin pared in Victoria Melbourne. Here in Greater Vancouver more then 60 birds life is noticed. Garden centre for natural scenario was outstanding. I just love to watch it every morning when I was here.

[rickeyjosheph]

I like birds and animals. Wild life is really a beautiful. I like nature. Some days ago I went to a South Africa. There was a beautiful wildlife. I liked elephant. Some different types of birds were sitting on the tree. The scenario was amazing.

[Stephen.Joyce77]

I like like Birds & Animals.
A wildlife will be a treat for me.