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A SLOW, EASY and SHORT walk around the one pond off the German Canadian Club parking lot. We will only be going around this pond. The aim is for an inclusive hike open to those who want to go at a slower than average pace and to take our time. Binoculars or camera is recommended.
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Enjoy an easy walk on the Beech Point Trail and the Pine Trail. We will see what Fall birds are migrating through and identify some wildflowers.
Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex are holding their annual Fall Sale. Perennials (including Native Plants), House Plants, Bulbs and Garden items.
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We will bird several areas near Port Stanley, including Hawk Cliff.
NATURE LONDON MEMBERS ONLY. HYBRID MEETING.
Erin Carroll Director of Biology, Upper Thames River Conservation Authority will speak on our local fish, freshwater mussels and benthic macroinvertbrate in the Upper Thames River.
Join the Entomological Society of Ontario for a FREE, fun, and educational day about insects and their habitats. Free admission is made possible by The Entomological Society of Ontario!
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
A leisurely walk through Weldon Park, Arva, we will be looking for fall migrants, interesting plants, animals and features of the park.
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Birds typically found here include, Robins, Sparrows, Goldfinches, Downy and Red-bellied Woodpeckers, Nuthatches, Great Blue Herons, Mallards and Wood Ducks, Chickadees, Cardinals, Red-tailed Hawks and Turkey Vultures. Usually turtles sunning themselves on logs.
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We will walk around Saunders Pond looking for fall migrants. Be prepared for the possibility of muddy conditions.
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Explore relatively level trails through open fields, forest and along the Thames River in search of signs that fall is in the air. Wearing hiking boots and bringing binoculars will be an asset. Dress for the weather.
Directions: Park in the lot at the east end Windermere, east of Adelaide Street and The Tin Cup. We will meet at the trail entrance for Kilally Meadows Trail.
Additional Comments: To see some of the trails we’ll be hiking, you may view this video from “Hiking With Kathleen” where the Kilally Meadows Trail is shown in the first 5 minutes of the video.
