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Spring into birding with Lake Simcoe conservation authority

Visit self-guided stations to see amazing bird artifacts, make a bird feeder, hand-feed chickadees and more
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Scanlon Creek. | File photo

Enjoy a guided birding hike to learn about the birds of Scanlon Creek and connect with nature through the joys of birdwatching.

The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority is hosting a family-friendly event on Saturday, March 11, 2023, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Scanlon Creek Conservation Area, located at 2450 Line 9 in Bradford.

Earn stamps in a keepsake passport as you take a story walk, visit self-guided stations to see amazing bird artifacts, make a bird feeder, hand-feed chickadees and more. 

Highlights:

  • ​Learn all about birding! How to observe, identify, count and record your findings.
  • Be amazed and see up-close bird artifacts like skulls, feathers and eggs.
  • Watch the pages comes alive as you enjoy a story walk while travelling down one of our beautiful trails.
  • Meet and hand-feed the friendly chickadees at Scanlon Creek.
  • Make your very own bird feeder to take home.
  • Use your senses to make your very own bird sound map.

Cost:

  • Ages 4 and up $10 per person
  • Ages 3 and under free

Additional Information:

  • This is an entirely outdoor event. Please dress appropriately for the weather.
  • Guided hiking distance is approximately 1.5 kilometres. Hikes are best suited to people in moderate physical condition. Reusable water bottles and supportive footwear with rugged soles are strongly recommended.
  • Trail conditions in the spring may vary from icy to muddy. Due to this, strollers and wagons are not recommended.
  • This program is open to children, youth, adults and seniors of all ages.​