Bluebirds at Ridgway State Park (Ouray County)
Leader: Bruce Ackerman

Meet at the Ridgway State Park Visitor Center at 9:00 a.m.  We will look in a few of the Bluebird boxes at various stages of nesting and fledging. We will also look for other birds. The Park has 50 Bluebird Boxes that are monitored weekly by volunteers. Ridgway State Park in June can host a variety of migrating birds, including ducks, gulls, shorebirds, and migrant songbirds.

The park charges a $10.00/car entrance fee unless you have an annual “Keep Colorado Wild” pass with your vehicle registration. We will try to carpool with annual pass holders to minimize expenses. There is no charge to go to the Visitor Center, but you must turn left before the entrance station. Bring water and lunch or snacks, and a spotting scope if you have one.