Monday May 18, 5:30 am. All day. Victoria Day – Annual Nature Calgary Big Day. See over 100 bird species at various locations within Calgary. There will be a few longer walks mixed with driving and stationary stops. Be prepared to be out all day. Bring appropriate clothing, food and water. Registered participants will be advised of the meeting location to organize […]
This is a field trip at one of Calgary’s best birding sites. The day will be spent on both paved and graveled paths, so good footwear is required. The pace will be suitable for all ability levels, although walkers and wheel chairs will not function on some of the paths. There is good parking and […]
May 28 Alberta May Flowering Plants Species Count event Join Sandy Scott at Carburn Park from 9:00-12:00. Meet in the centre courtyard. Our focus will be to document the flowering plants of Carburn Park using the iNaturalist app. Please register at rockhill29@shaw.ca.
This is a wonderful Field Trip. We start at Parking Lot C at 9:00am and follow the reservoir for the first bit before heading away from the shore. Because of the combined reservoir, wetland, plus spruce trees we see quite a variety of birds and mammals; all year long. The trip is suitable for most […]
May 30. Alberta May Flowering Plant Species Count Event. Join Sandy Scott at Pearce Estate Park from 1:00-3:00 pm. We will meet at the Bow Habitat Station Our focus is to document the flowering plants of Pearce Estate using the iNaturalist app. Please register at rockhill29@shaw.ca.
Sunday, May 31st. Nose Hill Spring Flowers. 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. A field trip focusing on spring flowers, led by John McFaul. Nose Hill, 64 Ave & 14 Street NW at parking lot. There are no bathroom facilities in the park and much of the trip with be off paved trails and unlevel. […]
Sunday June 14, 5:00 am to 10:00 am. Gus Yaki's Dawn Chorus. Meet at Weaselhead Nature Area north parking lot, 37 St and 66 Ave SW. Hear and see 60+ bird and mammal species. Northern Flying Squirrels and Bobcats are possibilities. Dress warmly and bring food and water as this is a fairly long walk. Leaders - Bob Lefebvre and Annie Finch. […]