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vancouver birding recommendations

wanchan

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We are going to Vancouver for relative reunion in early October and hopefully can spend sometime for birding. Any suggestions are welcome.
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There is a bird sanctuary near Richmond or that area, I think the name is Reifel or something close, that I visited years ago.  LIghthouse Park is nice if you want to see some old growth trees.
Check E-bird for reports.  Also if there is a BC version of Ontbirds???

NIce area to visit. Have a nice trip.

Cabz
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Pat Hodgson

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Yes, Reifel is good but far out and you need to drive.  Also a driving destination is Cypress Park, there are good trails leaving near the ski area base.  Stanley Park is good for in town.
BC bird reports are http://birding.bc.ca/index.php and http://birding.aba.org/maillist/BC03 though like anywhere they are more interested in the unusual and won't talk much about things common to them but still interesting to a visitor.
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wanchan

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Quote from: "cabz"
There is a bird sanctuary near Richmond or that area, I think the name is Reifel or something close, that I visited years ago.  LIghthouse Park is nice if you want to see some old growth trees.
Check E-bird for reports.  Also if there is a BC version of Ontbirds???

NIce area to visit. Have a nice trip.

Cabz

Thanks Cabz
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wanchan

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Quote from: "Pat Hodgson"
Yes, Reifel is good but far out and you need to drive.  Also a driving destination is Cypress Park, there are good trails leaving near the ski area base.  Stanley Park is good for in town.
BC bird reports are http://birding.bc.ca/index.php and http://birding.aba.org/maillist/BC03 though like anywhere they are more interested in the unusual and won't talk much about things common to them but still interesting to a visitor.

Thanks for your information.
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