Throughout the early morning hours and midday afternoons, there are several Pierce College birds that can be heard with the unique sounds of their calls and melodies.
These birds include hawks, turkey vultures, humming birds, crows, wedged-tail grass finch and several other species, which can all be found on the grounds of Pierce.
At times, these winged animals can be seen at specific campus locations, intriguing students who pass by.
The college campus has a way of bringing new birds during specific times throughout the year. In the fall, there are more sightings of crows than there are of other species. In the spring, blue birds that can be seen around campus, with their vibrant feathers and distinct callings.
The birds are always a unique sight to see when walking around the Center for Sciences or the Pierce College Farm. You can find these winged friends around campus, if you have the patience to look.
