Registration is required for “members only” events. We ask unwell members to refrain from attending.
The event began in 1998 as an annual bird count in North America and runs each February. A February count allows for a snapshot of birds right before one of their annual migrations.
Great Backyard Bird Count – Lets see what we can find around Morrison Dam in Exeter. Walk around the reservoir, IF water is open, waterfowl variety, small birds around on […]
We will walk several trails in Fanshawe Conservation Area to look for winter birds. We will try feeding them from the hand in several spots. Perhaps we’ll find some early […]
Dr. Carrie Branch will discuss strategies animals use to survive winter when they don’t migrate and share some exciting results from a long-term research project in the Sierra Nevada mountains showing that natural selection acts on the spatial cognitive abilities of mountain chickadees.
We will walk several trails (paved and unpaved) to look for birds and early signs of Spring. Directions: Meet in the parking lot by the tennis courts at the south […]
Presentation or film on Monarchs.
Kelly-Sue found birding a way to practice self-care, grounding, meditation and mindfulness. She will speak about her own experiences, share tips on Mindful Birding, and will show a couple of her short documentary films telling the stories of other birders.
Last meeting of the season. Five short presentations by members
We will walk the trails at Komoka Park North looking for resident birds and early migrants. It is early for the bulk of spring migration but meadowlarks, bluebirds should be […]
Join us for a weekday birding walk in Killaly Meadows! We will walk for an hour and a half watching for early signs of breeding from the Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, Field […]