Bird Study Group: December 2024
Nature Calgary's President Kaya Konopnicki will discuss different types of feeders and what birds are attracted to them. She will also share different foods that can attract birds and what […]
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Carburn Park
Carburn Park Alberta, CanadaPlease contact trip leader Anne to register ibelton@telus.net
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Weaselhead
Weaselhead Parking Lot: 37 St SW & 66 Avenue SWWe will meet at the Weaselhead parking lot at 66 Ave and 37 Street SW. Contact: alpglow@telus.net or 403-289-9517. Traction cleats may be advised if the trails are icy.
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Bebo Grove
Bebo Grove, Fish Creek Provincial Park 13610 24 St SW, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaPlease contact trip leader Anne to register ibelton@telus.net
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North Glenmore Park
North Glenmore Park (Parking Lot C)Meet in parking lot C at North Glenmore Park. Please register with Penny Smith at 403-249-5997 or 404-807-8137. Please email oban2010mull@hotmail.com
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2024 Calgary Christmas Bird Count
Calgary CBC Count Circle Calgary, CanadaThe 2024 Calgary Christmas Bird Count happens December 15! The Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is the longest-running citizen science project. It began in the year 1900 as a way to […]
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Birding on St. Patrick’s Island (Christmas Bird Count)
656 Confluence Way SE 656 Confluence Way SE, Calgary, AB, CanadaJoin Nature Calgary for a bird walk on St. Patrick's Island on December 15, 2024 and observe the fascinating variety of birds found in their natural habitat. This isn't just […]
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December Speaker Series: Wildlife, Landscapes & Geology – Exploring Connections
Speaker: Dr. Dale Leckie If you want to view wildlife in spectacular landscapes, it helps to know a bit about the local geology. From rugged mountains, to the rain […]
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Birding on St. Patrick’s Island
656 Confluence Way SE 656 Confluence Way SE, Calgary, AB, CanadaJoin Nature Calgary for the final St. Patrick's Island bird walk of the program year on December 22, 2024 and observe the fascinating variety of birds found in their natural […]
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Saint Patrick Island
On the island it is common to see Downy Woodpeckers, Hairy Woodpeckers, Norther Flickers, Bald Eagles, winter waterfowl, and surprise visitors. Although most of the trails are free of ice, […]