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SAS Field Trip: Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Plant

Registration is required for this trip and is limited to 6 participants. Please email Sonja to register.

Field Trip Leader: Sonja Sorbo

In this morning trip we will start by birding the Lincoln water treatment plant. There are several large ponds which can hold a variety of ducks. Some years there have been hundreds of Canvasback and wigeon present, with an occasional Redhead or Eurasian Wigeon in their midst. Depending on the water level, we might see shorebirds such as Black-necked Stilt, Greater Yellowlegs, dowitchers, Dunlin, and Lesser Sandpiper. While driving on the levees around the ponds, we will search the adjacent trees, fields, and fenceposts for raptors, sparrows, woodpeckers, and other resident species. A small wetland area visible from the levees can hold rails, herons, egrets, gallinules, and Marsh Wrens. This trip will end around noon.

Directions and confirmation of exact meeting location and time will be provided upon registration. 

Canvasback © Daniel Lee Brown

Earlier Event: November 11
SAS Field Trip: American Canyon Wetlands
Later Event: November 15
SAS Field Trip: Bodega Bay