Guided Bird Walk along Rose Creek
November 5, 2022 - 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Pacific Beach
ROSE CREEK is a treasure in Pacific Beach, popular with Bikers on the East side, a quiet, shaded walking path on the West side. Once a month, on Saturday, Friends of Rose Creek lead a Guided Bird Walk along the Mud Flats, winding Estuary and into the Riparian area full of trees and song birds. Recently we’ve seen baby ducks, seagulls and Ospreys chicks. More unusual sightings; Northern Shoveler, Red Knot, and Black-headed Grosbeak. Join Kyle and Laurie at Mission Bay High School. FACULTY PARKING Lot along Rose Creek, off Grand Ave.
At this time of year, the Snow Birds are in residence. These species summer in Alaska and Canada and then head south for the winter. Rose Creek is very popular among a number of winter species.
At Rose Creek any day is good for treats and surprises. Sunset will be at 5:50 PM.
The amazing Kyle will be leading our walk. Check out this create article in the Beach and Bay Press about the Guided Bird Walks.
Currently, no masks are required for small group outdoor events for anyone. However, we will continue to follow county guidelines that may change. Click here for details.
Anyone who develops COVID-19 within a few days of attending this event should notify the Friends of Rose Creek and/or other attendees as soon as possible.
Please check the calendar a day before the event to insure that it is still happening. Get out and spend some time with your creek!
Calling Citizen Scientists! If you have a smart phone and want to contribute to data collection, join iNaturalist and start documenting nature along Rose Creek during the guided walk. Learn more here.
Or take photos and upload to Instagram and tag us @RoseCreekSD.
Download Kyle’s bird list ahead of time and bring it with you to see how many of these species you can spot.
See map below with the location of where to park. As a reminder, Mission Bay High has multiple parking lots. DO NOT TURN ONTO LEE STREET. If you’re heading westbound on Grand Avenue, make a U-Turn at Lee Street and turn right into the parking lot past (east of) the neon sign.