Inland Northwest Bird Watching Meetup Group

Join Spokane Audubon Program Director Shenandoah Marr for a slow-paced, beginner friendly bird walk around upper Lincoln Park. We’ll look for year round resident birds including chickadees, nuthatches, woodpeckers, and raptors. The pond in the middle of the park often has ducks.
Walk description: Mostly flat, some of the path is paved. We’ll cover 1/2 - 1 mile total. The overlook offers excellent views of the city.
Parking: free but limited at upper park. If parking lot is full more parking is available at the lower park or in residential areas (~ 1/4 mile of walking is required to reach upper Lincoln park from these areas)
Permits: none
Public transit: serviced by STA route 45
Restroom access: none
Registration: none - contact conservation@spokaneaudubon.org with questions

Join Spokane Audubon Society volunteers for a bird-focused walk around Riverfront Park in downtown Spokane. This event is for birders and bird-curious people between the ages of 18 and 40-ish. Come meet fellow young, wildlife-loving, outdoor oriented people! There will be an optional social gathering at a downtown pub after the walk.
Location: Meet between the Looff Carousel and the Rotary Fountain on the South side of the Spokane River.
Parking: No park pass required. Street parking is free on Sundays in downtown Spokane
Public transit: Riverfront park is a couple of blocks from the STA bus plaza that is serviced by numerous routes
A limited number of binoculars will be available