Birding Two-hour Tuesday! at Big Webberville Park with Ken Zaslow

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Presented by:

Travis Audubon Society

When:

Tue, 02/14/2012 - 7:30am - 9:30am

Where:

Location

Webberville Park

2305 Park Lane

Webberville, TX

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Wildlife Watching, Nature Activity, No registration necessary - just show up!, FREE!, Free Parking

Directions: From the intersection of Hwy. 183 and FM 969, take FM 969 east 9 miles to the town of Webberville, approximately 20-30 minutes from downtown Austin. Three miles past the town of Webberville turn right onto Webberwood Drive and proceed to Park Lane, the first street on your right. Turn right and proceed to the park entrance. We will meet in the parking area near the rest rooms close to the Colorado River. Depending on the birding we may stay longer, so bring water and some snacks. NOTE: The sign for “Webberville Park” as you enter the town of Webberville is for Little Webberville Park which is a different park than the one described above.

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