Birding Wildrose Canyon
Friday 6:00 AM-12:00 PM
Trip# 205: Birding Wildrose Canyon
Tags:
low elevation < 8,000'
single location
Description: Wildrose Canyon is an isolated riparian corridor and aspen grove in the Glass Mountain Range that hosts a variety of awesome species along its mile-long stretch--Calliope Hummingbird, Plumbeous Vireo, Cooper's Hawk, MacGillivray's Warbler, Dusky Flycatcher, and Lazuli Buntings are some species you may see. There is a chance to see (or hear) the elusive Virginia's Warbler. Join Ryan on a walk up this gem of a canyon--it's worth the drive! Bring water and sun protection, as well as snacks or lunch. (est. driving miles: 100; hiking difficulty: moderate)
Current Weather Conditions in Lee Vining:
Broken clouds,
69°
(Feels Like: 67°)
Wind: ENE @ 4mph
with 5mph gusts
Visibility: 10,000 ft
Forecast for Friday June 16:
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Transportation: Carpool/Personal Vehicle