Fall migration is bringing weird birds into your yard!

This is the time of year when young birds and tired adults head south for the winter. You may see all manner of warblers, flycatchers, vireos, and orioles pass through over the next couple months. Keep those feeders and bird baths clean for your new visitors!

 

September Schedule of Events

Bird Walk @ Bob Kildee Community Park - Sunday, September 13th at 8:00am

We are heading to Camarillo! The warblers are on the move and we're hoping to see some of them. The tamarisk trees in this park play host to migrating warblers, vireos, flycatchers, and more! Bring your binoculars, do your neck stretches, and let's see some birds! Park in the main parking lot or along Eston St. We will meet on Eston near the pickleball/tennis courts at 8am.

 Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Bob+Kildee+Community+Park/@34.2267214,-119.0318379,755m

Falling For Migration - Sunday, September 20th at 2pm on ZOOM

Fall migration is upon us! What does that mean? It means birds are passing through our yards and heading to their wintering grounds. Migration is an amazingly complicated event that birds perform twice a year, at least! We're going to take a look at the history of migration and highlight some of the birds that go that extra mile (literally).

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83456987234?pwd=Ua4JWaUTx4kDjeURI7uatA4DbgzNvS.1

 

Ice Cream Social - Saturday, September 26th in store from 12 - 4!

Come join us on what will probably be a hot day! We'll have some ice cream to go along with samples of our new bird-friendly maple syrup product line!