LAKES PARK BIRD PATROL LED NATURE WALK

WHAT: LAKES REGIONAL PARK BIRD PATROL LED NATURE WALK offered by Bird Patrol volunteers and in conjunction with Lee County Parks and Recreation. This easy walk along clear paths offers an opportunity to see birds in native vegetation with experienced Bird Patrol guides pointing out the many species in Lakes Park, a Lee County birding hot spot and crucial nesting area for many birds. Tour is FREE with PAID PARKING. Parking is $1/hour or $5/all day.
WHEN: 8 A.M. the FIRST Saturday of every month. Please arrive a few minutes before 8 A.M. for a brief intro. Walks start promptly at 8 A.M.
WHERE: LAKES REGIONAL PARK, 7330 Gladiolus Drive, Fort Myers, Fl. 33908
Please meet at Shelter A7. Enter Lakes Park gate from Gladiolus. Turn right. Drive to end of road, continue through the parking lot. Shelter A7 is located near the Train Station.
INFORMATION: Call (239)533-7275 or (239)229-0559 or this Facebook page
Please wear comfortable shoes and dress to be outside. Bring water, sunscreen and binoculars.
Please check this Bird Patrol Facebook page for schedules and more information about birding opportunities in Lee County.

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