Nojoqui Park is known to local birders for its small breeding population of Purple Martins, a rare and local breeder in much of California. Look for them in spring and summer around the sycamore trees near the entrance to the park. An easy hike up the trail into the cool, shaded canyon to see the picturesque cascading falls is well worth the effort (best in spring). You may be fortunate to see Black-chinned Hummingbird, Cassin's Vireo, or Black-throated Gray Warbler here. Winter is good for White-crowned and Golden-crowned Sparrows, kinglets, thrushes, and occasionally a Pacific Wren, or Canyon Wren, and Varied Thrush on the park lawn.
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Roadside viewing
Content from Jamie Chavez
Last updated April 9, 2023