Late summer and early fall is migration season, which means there are a lot of opportunities to go birding with Tahoe Institute for Natural Science. Birding tours cater to beginner birders, as well as advanced avian enthusiasts. Check out the tours below and get involved during this busy birdwatching time of year. It is never too late to start your Tahoe Big Year list.
Tahoe Big Year celebrates the hundreds of bird species that make the Tahoe region their home all year-round, during summer or winter, or while passing through to other destinations.
Take a stroll with TINS and Bird Tahoe during a quick morning of birding from 8 to 10 a.m. on Sept. 5 at Cove East. This relaxing communal birding group will search for shorebirds and sparrows in various habitats found at the end of Venice Drive in the Tahoe Keys. Other birding dates are Sept. 16 at Spooner Lake and Sept. 18 at Pope Marsh/Baldwin. | Register (775) 298-0067, tinsweb.org
