Eastern Municipal Water District resumed its popular bird walk in February after a pandemic-related hiatus of almost two years. Armed with cameras, binoculars and anticipation, bird enthusiasts converged on the Hemet/San Jacinto Multipurpose Constructed Wetlands in San Jacinto Saturday, Feb. 12, to seek out some winged wonders.Falcons, egrets, blackbirds and many other migratory and resident birds can be found in their natural habitat on the grounds of the San Jacinto Valley Regional Water Reclamation Facility, 770 N. Sanderson Ave., in San Jacinto. The nearly 60 acres of the Hemet/San Jacinto Multi-Purpose Constructed Wetlands is not open to the public except on designated dates and times, which makes the experience even more special for those who reserved a spot.Phil Paule, board
