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Egmont Key Sanctuary Tour

June 14, 2025 @ 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm
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Egmont Key Sanctuary Tour by boat with the Friends of the Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges

Saturday June 14th 2024, 4:30-8:30pm approximate return (rain date Sunday Sat June 2)

Meet at the Bay Pier next to the Dog Park, 27.616871, -82.726690.

Reservations and prepayment required

Join us for our eleventh annual tour of the Egmont Key Bird Sanctuary Tour with a stop at the Ft Dade ruins, Lighthouse, and hopefully a Black Skimmer colony.  The Egmont Key Ferry will take us around the south tip of Egmont Key to see the areas where birds are nesting.  (These areas are not accessible by foot and only seen by visitors with boats).  The chicks from our Laughing gulls, Royal terns, & Sandwich terns should be out on the beaches exploring.  Brown Pelicans, White ibis, and American Oystercatchers can also nest on the islands.

Space is limited and this event sells out quickly.

Send your reservation to TampaBayRefuges@msn.com Wait for confirmation then send payment via credit card on PayPal or mail.

Credit card on PayPal: www.tampabayrefuges.org click Get Involved, then Donate.  Enter One-Time and the amount, then click Donate with Debit or Credit Card and follow instructions.

Your space will be secure based on a first come first served basis AND receipt of payment. You will receive a confirmation email for your payment.

Mail: FTBNWR, PO Box 40782, St Petersburg, FL 33743-0782

Cost:

  • Members of Friends of the Tampa Bay NWR $35 each (includes tip for boat crew)
  • Individual Guests or non-members $50 each.  You will receive a 1-year individual membership.
  • Family of 2 guests or non-members $95.  You will receive a 1-year family membership. Additional family members add $35 ea.


Make checks payable to Friends of the Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges, PO Box 40782, St Petersburg, FL 33743-0782.

Reservations and Payment must be received by Saturday June 7 .

Questions: call Barb Howard at 727 512-4914 or email TampaBayRefuges@msn.com

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  • Date: June 14, 2025
  • Time:
    4:30 pm - 8:30 pm
  • Event Categories: Adult Level, Birds & Birding, Boating, Charitable Events, Cocktails & Socials, Conservation & Ecology, Fundraisers & Sales, Native Flora & Fauna, Nature Tours & Hikes, Photography, Water Sports, Wildlife

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  • Friends of Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges
  • Phone 727-343-1272
  • Email friends@tampabayrefuges.org
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