Guided Bird and Nature Walks at Randall Davey

Our Goals
Inspire curiosity and connection to nature through accessible guided experiences, helping people learn about local birds, wildlife, and the ecosystems of Santa Fe.
What We’re Doing
Providing guided walks where educators and volunteers share their love of birds and nature while helping visitors explore and connect with the outdoors in Santa Fe and beyond.
Birders in the garden at Randall Davey

Saturday Morning Bird Walks 

Every Saturday, 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM (except January and holidays)

 

Birding is for everyone! Our guided community walks are perfect whether you are a novice birder, or a seasoned life-lister. Discover the birds, plants, and wildlife that call the Randall Davey Audubon Center home while enjoying a morning outdoors with passionate guides who share their knowledge and love of nature with you.

No equipment or experienced is required, we have plenty of both to share with you. Binoculars are available to check-out for free. Walks move at a relaxed pace, covering 1 to 2 miles at most over a combination of flagstone paths, gravel paths, and dirt trails. These free, community bird and nature walks do not require reservations. However, please let us know if you are bringing a large group so we can arrange an additional guide.

  • Meet and sign in at the classroom at 8:30.
  • Groups usually spend the first 30-45 minutes exploring the gardens and the grounds before heading down into the Canyon Preserve for the second half. You don't need to stay for the entire walk; feel free to head out whenever you like.
  • Participants are encouraged to dress for the weather and wear shoes suitable for varying distance and terrain.
  • Binoculars available to borrow.
  • This event is FREE, although donations to support educational programs are always appreciated. No RSVP necessary.
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Grace's Warbler

Check out our eBird hotspot to see which species have been reported recently. You can also log your bird sightings through eBird, which collects community science submissions and supports bird conservation globally.

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