Swift Night Out

Come out to witness one of springtime’s most captivating aerial displays and learn how you can contribute to important community science!

Join Gabriel Evans-Cook, an Aerial Insectivore Biologist at Birds Canada, for an evening of Chimney Swift conversation and conservation. You’ll learn about the life history of Chimney Swifts, the causes behind their population declines, and how you can help support their recovery.

As dusk falls, we’ll gather near a known roosting site to (hopefully!) watch dozens of swifts swirl and dive into a chimney for the night, a spectacle you won’t want to miss!

You may also like the following events from Parry Sound Nature Club:

• Next month, 18th March, 07:00 pm, Bark, Beetles, and Blight: What’s Happening in Local Forests? in Parry Sound
• This April, 15th April, 07:00 pm, Boats, Waves, and the Shore: Learning How They Connect in Parry Sound
• This September, 16th September, 07:00 pm, A Lifelong Journey in Reptile Conservation: Snakes of Mnidoo-gamii with Steve Marks in Parry Sound