An Edmonton winter may be icy cold, but it can still boast some beautiful birds, and an upcoming walk will see participants visit these creatures.
The River Valley Alliance has partnered with the Wildbird General Store to bring the Winter Birding Walk to the city. It will be on offer in early December, and it will begin at 11:00 am.
The participants will meet up at the Alfred H. Savage Centre, and an expert from Wildbird General Store will lead the group. The trails are forested, offering shelter, food and habitat for an assortment of avian species, and everyone will use both their eyes and ears to find them. Binoculars may come in handy, and comfortable footwear and warm clothing is recommended. At the end of the walk, everyone can gather around a campfire to warm up over cookies and hot chocolate. Registration is required.
Birding is an activity that can be enjoyed by almost all ages and abilities. Simple field guides, species checklists, “lifer” award certificates and other materials for an activity can be custom prepared by Stationery printers.
From cheerful chickadees to wary woodpeckers, the Winter Birding Walk in Edmonton will provide a chance to enjoy meeting some feathered friends on December 6th at 13909 Fox Dr NW in Edmonton. A wait list is available if all the spots are filled up.
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