The DeAnza Trail north of the Tubac trailhead follows the Santa Cruz River and is much like the Santa Gertrudis and Clark Crossing trails. The special attraction on the Tubac trail are the Rose-throated Becards, medium sized flycatchers who are rather common along this stretch of river, but overall, are quite rare Mexican specialties. These […]
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On March 6, 2020 I visited Clark Crossing and discovered that an entirely new barbed wire fence blocks access to the De Anza Trail. To obtain access it will be necessary, unless you unhitch the fence at its north post, to find another way to the Trail. I will add information as I get it.
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February 24, 2020 Lower Florida Canyon is one of the better birding spots locally. It is famous for the Rufous-capped warblers which are year-round residents. Remember- during summer, the canyon can get to be a bit warm. Plan carefully, bird early in the morning and get out before the temperature climbs too high. The climb
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South of Tucson there are several communities of interest to birders. Green Valley, to the south on I-19, is a retirement community and is the gateway to Madera Canyon, Florida Canyon and Box Canyon. Further south along the I-19 corridor there are the Canoa Ranch Conservation Park, Amado Water Treatment Pond, Tubac, Carmen, and Santa
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