Try a new way of birding with Chicago Ornithological and Chicago Audubon!
Because birding in groups still feels unsafe for many of us, we’ve teamed up to bring you the safety of birding alone with the fun and information of birding with a group. We’ll visit a new patch every second and fourth Sunday at 6; grab your dinner and your favorite drink and chat with us!
RSVP here!
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUodOitrzooGdKpuB_s45czSxXnIT8E9UGJ
Here’s how it works:
Bird our selected birding hotspot, using the maps and info we provide. Then, join us for an online Zoom discussion where we chat about the birds we all saw or heard, and how the habitat welcomes them.
Each Patch Chat will also feature ID tips and finding info for some of the special birds of the hotspot and a birdsong quiz. New and experienced birders will enjoy these programs.
This week we’re birding Washington Park in Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood with a great bunch of people.
Ryan Fuller, Wei Lu and Rossy Natale of the University of Chicago Audubon
Forrest Cortes and Judy Pollock from the Chicago Audubon Society
Naomi Davis, Founder/Director, Duane Jarrett, Chief Gardening Officer and Dr. Nancy Jackson, Director of Youth Programs, Blacks in Green
birders Eric Ginsburg, Simon Tolzmann, Julie Rand
Join us to virtually explore this beautiful park. A brief segment about how to use eBird will be included.