Young Birders Mead Botanical Gardens Half-Day Migration Birding Trip

This field trip is for 8-17 year old youth who are interested in learning more about birds.

Mead Botanical Gardens is an excellent location in which one can bird many different habitats within a relatively small area. The presence of many neighborhoods in the surrounding areas funnels migrating song birds into the available park habitat. We will methodically walk and bird around the park carefully listening and looking out for various species of birds. We hope to see a wide variety of species, including multiple warblers, raptors and possibly other migratory passerines like flycatchers, tanagers, and orioles

FREE but advanced registration is required and space is limited.
Those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Leaders : Kathy Rigling, Jimena Aguirre and Haden Klinger of OAS.

Loaner binoculars will be available.

Register on the OAS website: https://orangeaudubonfl.org/field-trip-signup/

Questions? contact Kathy at cmlnbGluZ2thdGh5IHwgZ21haWwgISBjb20=

You may also like the following events from Orange Audubon Society:

• Next Wednesday, 20th August, 07:30 am, Rock Springs Run State Reserve Quarterly Bird Survey in Sorrento
• Next month, 18th September, 07:00 pm, Warblers! The Journey of a Lifetime by Alexander DeBear in Orlando
• This October, 16th October, 07:00 pm, Bats: Myth and Reality by Shari Blissett-Clark in Orlando