Published: Jun 28, 2013 | 21:09 PM

It’s Pancake Breakfast Time Again at the IRWD San Joaquin Marsh

Visitors will Flip for Sea and Sage Audubon’s Flapjacks

The Irvine Ranch Water District San Joaquin Marsh will host the annual Sea and Sage Audubon Society’s pancake breakfast on Saturday, October 29 from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. “This event has become a favorite in the community,” said Sea and Sage President Bruce Aird. “We invite everyone to come on out and have a great breakfast while enjoying the atmosphere of the marsh.”

In addition to pancakes and sausages hot off the griddle, visitors can take guided bird walks with Sea and Sage naturalists before or after breakfast. Several spotting scope stations will be set up for close up views of birds at the ponds. The event will also highlight projects made by the youngsters who participated in the Audubon summer camps, Audubon’s vast collection of taxidermy birds and wildlife, Audubon’s used book store, and displays by Wild Birds Unlimited.

Participants can learn about Sea and Sage opportunities for adult volunteers to share their love of nature with children and the newest class offered by Sea and Sage that combines art with science.

Irvine Ranch Water District partners with Sea and Sage Audubon to provide community education programs. Please visit www.irwd.com for more information about the San Joaquin Marsh and IRWD education programs. Please visit www.seaandsageaudubon.org for information about the pancake breakfast.