September 15, 2018 Saturday   Mt Spokane Selkirk Lodge Trip 
Leader: Halley Davis

This is a 2-4 mile walking trip along a set of Groomed trails placed near the Selkirk Lodge. This is an easy to moderate hike. We will be going through a variety of habitat from dense forest to open fields. The Selkirk Lodge is about 30 miles North-East of downtown Spokane. We will meet at the Yokes Fresh Market on E Mt Spokane Park Dr @ 10:00 Am. We will then proceed to drive to the Selkirk Lodge, where we will begin the hike. Plan to be out from approximately 10:00 Am until 1 pm.

Please call or text Halley Davis at (509) 714-9121. Or email at mountainsnbooks@gmail.com  if you have any questions, or would like to sign up.

Target Species: Northern Goshawk, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Warbling Vireo, Pacific Wren, Mountain Bluebird, Red Crossbill, Yellow-Rumped and Townsend’s warbler, Western Tanager, Stellars Jay, Nuthatches, and Chickadees.

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