Come with us to explore some of the 207 acres of beautiful Humboldt Park, which include a variety of natural areas and habitats. Mid-May will be prime time for migrating warblers. We can expect Nashville Warbler, Black-and-white Warbler, American Redstart, and many surprises! You never know who will turn up in this enticingly green urban hotspot. We'll also look for breeding birds that set up shop in the park, including Barn Swallows, Killdeer, Eastern Kingbirds, and Northern Flickers. Beginning birders are welcome and we will have extra binoculars available.

Leader: Robyn Detterline and Chris Holden

Pre-registration is required. Please contact Robyn (rdetterline@gmail.com) at least 24 hours in advance if you cannot attend or with questions.

Accessibility:
The walk will take place on wide, paved trails. Plan on the journey lasting 1.5 miles if you stay for the entire trip. The Field House has restrooms, but they may not be open when we arrive.

Weather/Attire/Other:
Please bring water and sunblock and wear proper clothing. Ticks are not common at the park.

Location and Transportation:
Humboldt Park (exact meet point will be emailed in advance to registrants).

COVID:
In order to attend you must be FULLY VACCINATED. Please bring a face mask with you. You may be asked to wear it as needed by the trip leader.