Trip Report
Day Hike - Woodard Bay
Not just 3-4,000 bats.....harbor seals with a bald eagle eating an afterbirth, peregrine falcon fledglings hunting for juvenile bats, and about 300 cormorant nests in a relatively new colony across the bay. Plus an intact shed snake skin. This is a fabulous night trip!
Dixie Havlak
July 20, 2019
- Thu, Jul 18, 2019
- Day Hike - Woodard Bay
- Woodard Bay
- Family & Day Hiking
- Successful
- Road suitable for all vehicles
Bats begin coming out promptly at sunset, so find out when that is. Take a spotting scope if possible and definitely binoculars. We enjoyed hot cocoa and bat cookies! Plan on staying about 1/2 hour after sunset and hiking back in the dark---bring headlamps!