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Bring binoculars -- many kinds of water and land-based birds nest at Leadbetter Point State Park and scan the horizon for eagles, peregrine falcons, brown pelicans, terns and ducks. The park's forest is also alive with feathered friends - western tanager, warblers and black-headed grosbeak in summer, and chickadees, kinglets, and thrushes year ...
Leadbetter Point is a well-known spot for birdwatching. Some of the birds you can expect to see in the park include, eagles, peregrine falcons, brown pelicans, terns, ducks, western tanagers, warblers, and maybe even a snowy plover. Larger animals include black-tailed deer, raccoons, oysters, and maybe even a seal.
Black-tailed deer and raccoons are prevalent, but the main attraction is bird watching. Long Beach Peninsula is right in the path of the Pacific Flyway, the main thoroughfare for migrating waterfowl. More than 200 different avian species are often spotted in the area. Leadbetter Point is constantly changing as the sand dunes shift or erode away.
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Updated 11 sec ago. Last seen First seen High counts. Show all detailsHide all details. Sort by. Observations - Last seen - Sorted by Date descending. Sort by Taxonomic order Species Name. Sort by CountCount. Sort by DateDate. Observer. species1. American Wigeon. Count# 1000. 2 Dec 2023. chris jay. species2. Mallard. Count# 140. 2 Dec 2023.
Aug 7, 2019 · xterrared. Spokane. 185 270. Forested hiking and ocean bird viewing. Review of Leadbetter Point State Park. Reviewed October 10, 2020. There is an interesting loop trail that goes through some dense forest with ferns, mushrooms and tall trees. It widens out as it goes to the bay side of the park.
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- Stackpole Rd, Oysterville, 98640, Washington
October 1st, 2021. You will see all kinds of birds at Leadbetter Point State Park on the upper Long Beach Peninsula, between Willapa Bay and the Pacific Ocean. So, bring out the binocs, field guide, tripod and camera and scan the horizon for eagles, peregrine falcons, brown pelicans, terns and ducks.
Length. 4.0 miles, roundtrip. Elevation Gain. 0 feet. Highest Point. 15 feet. Calculated Difficulty. Easy. Doubletrack at sunset on the road to the Martha Jones Birding Trail. Photo by Ryan Ojerio. Coast. Dogs not allowed. Fall foliage. Good for kids. Wildlife. Parking Pass/Entry Fee. Discover Pass. Add Hike to My Backpack.
