We will walk along the river and then on other trails to look for spring migrants and wildflowers. For those who’d like to stay until dusk, we will see if the American Woodcocks have returned to the area.
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We will walk around Saunders Pond looking for migrating birds and spring plants. The area can be muddy. There are some hills.
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See robins, sparrows, goldfinches, woodpeckers, nuthatches, herons, ducks, chickadees, cardinals, and hawks.
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Enjoy a relatively easy walk on the Beech Point Trail and the Pine Trail.
We will look for spring migrants. Please be aware that there is paid parking at this site. There are several hills on the trails. For those interested, we can look for American Woodcocks at dusk.
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Explore the many habitats of the Cade Tract, a new public tract owned by the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, west of St. Marys.
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Spring migrants and resident birds, often a good week for warblers.
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MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED This event lasts over the long weekend until May 20. We will visit various sites on the Bruce Peninsula to see migrating and resident birds. […]
Nature journaling is a creative way to develop skilled observations, curiosity, and gratitude for nature. We will do this by focusing on the environment, natural objects, and wildflowers present.
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We will be walking the River Trail and the more difficult Northern Trail, looking for birds and interesting things along the way.
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