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Views of rafting diving birds in shallow san rafael bay in winter, and nesting egrets on west marin island in spring from jean and john starkweather shoreline park trail. Las gallinas sanitary district wildlife area (san rafael) wastewater treatment plants often provide birders excellent opportunities to see marshland species from levee trails encircling ponds, and las gallinas includes wildlife viewing as part of its mission. Discover bird species in san rafael
Learn about common backyard birds, migration patterns, and the best birdwatching spots in san rafael, california.
Looking to go birding in california Grab your binoculars and check out the best birdwatching spots near san rafael, ca. Observers have sited more than 180 species of birds, including the endangered clapper rail From highway 101 in san rafael take smith ranch road east to mcinnis park
Turn left on smith ranch road and travel to the end.
