The images below can help you figure out whether your bird is in one county or the other. This location has proven to be an amazing hotspot for birds rarely seen elsewhere in the county, such as Ruddy Turnstone, Red Knot and Black Oystercatcher.īased on the official map maintained by the County of Santa Clara, most of what you can see from the end of the trail is in San Mateo County, but parts are in our county as well. The boundary between Santa Clara County and San Mateo County takes a sudden twist just beyond the mouth of San Francisquito Creek, making it difficult to determine whether a bird is in one county or the other.
