Lark Sparrows by Chris Johnson

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North Coyote Valley Conservation Area

The North Coyote Valley Conservation Area is nestled in the rich oak savanna landscape along Santa Teresa Blvd just north of Bailey Road. We'll be waking up with the Western Meadowlarks, Yellow-billed Magpies, and American Kestrels for this early morning trip. Start your day off with some peace and birdsong!

This event has been made possible through Open Space Authority's Urban Grant Program.

Trip Difficulty: 2 miles, dirt trails, little or no elevation gain

Leaders: Carolyn Knight (408)857-0109 {please text}, Matthew Dodder

Meet: gated entrance off of Santa Teresa Blvd.

Directions: From US-101 South, take Bailey exit, turning right onto Santa Teresa. Proceed until just past the planted meridian strip and turn left to the green gate. From Hwy 85 South, take the Bernal exit, turning left onto Santa Teresa. Proceed to the second green gate on the right hand side of the road, just before the start of the planted median strip. Latitude/Longitude: 37.210736, -121.747062

Facilities: no water 

Parking Type and Fees: dirt pullout, no fees

Banner Photo: Lark Sparrow by Chris Johnson

Questions? Email general questions to programs@scvbirdalliance.org or contact the trip leader for questions regarding the event.