April 18, 2025

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East Texas Birding Field Trip Tentative Schedule

Tentative Birding Field Trips for 2025

These are the locations we will likely visit this year. It is not all-inclusive, as we may call short-notice trips at any time. The dates are not set in stone, as circumstances may necessitate rescheduling at any time; however, we will do our best to adhere to the schedule. 

April 23-24 – High Island – Spring Migration
May 8 – Lake Tawakoni State Park
May 24 – Mineola S.P. 
June 14 – Hagerman N.W.R.
Aug 30 – Richland Creek WMA*
Sept 20 – Gus Engeling WMA
Oct 25 – John Bunker Sands Weltlands Ctr
November 22 – Lakeside Park, Lake O’ the Pines
December – Christmas Bird Counts

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  • Michael Mathews

    I’m a proud East Texas native who once took the scenic route all the way from the Atlantic to the Pacific—just to realize the Piney Woods was where I really belonged - near where I hear rumors of home.

    Since planting my boots firmly back in East Texas in 2014, I’ve put my biology background to work first as a Texas Master Naturalist, then for three years I served as as the Trip Director for Tyler Audubon. I run several Facebook birding groups, several nature related websites, teach Nature Photography Workshops, lead Birding Field Trips, and, on any given day, you’ll likely find me wandering through the woods, camera in hand.

    As an author, photographer, and lifelong naturalist, I believe in spreading the word about birds, wildlife and wild places so we can all appreciate—and protect—the world outside our windows. It's all part of the adventure, right?

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