Bird Photography Club: Photo Stroll at Kendall-Frost Marsh

This event registration will open on November 22, 2025.

Join our SDBA Bird Photo Club for a photo stroll!

From the University of California: "The Kendall-Frost Mission Bay Marsh Reserve protects a valuable remnant of coastal salt marsh habitats once common throughout Southern California estuaries. Despite major alterations to the surrounding land and water, this small, heart-shaped wetland at the northern edge of Mission Bay remains remarkably productive, providing rich intertidal habitats. Topography ranges from high marsh to submerged shoreline, creating a classic vertical zonation of habitats, each with its own spectrum of vegetation and invertebrates.

Habitats within the site include coastal salt marsh, tidal channels, and salt flats; the adjacent Northern Wildlife Preserve contains mudflats, a sand spit, eelgrass beds, and the open waters of Mission Bay. Thousands of shorebirds visit the marsh and mudflats during annual migrations; at least two endangered bird species, Ridgway’s rail and Belding’s savannah sparrow, rely entirely on the marsh."

Capped at 20 participants.

Keep up with our full season of photo strolls! 

• December 20, 8-10 am - Kendall-Frost Marsh Reserve
• January 17, 8-10 am - Santee Lakes
• February 21, 8-10 am - La Jolla Cove
• March 21, 8-10 am - Ramona Grasslands
• April 18, 8-10 am - Lake Hodges
• June 20, 7-9 am - San Elijo Lagoon