Vancouver Audubon Society is hosting a community event: Migratory Bird Celebration!
Last year we held this event at a park in Battle Ground. This year we will host the event at Klineline Pond at the east end of Salmon Creek Greenway.
In addition to celebrating bird migration, the day is also an opportunity to learn about the conservation needs that support bird migration: clean and available water sources, plants, insects and habitats. Joining us will be the Water Resources Education Center and WSU Vancouver Master Gardener representatives.
Our day will include bird walks, games such as The Migration Game, where you are the bird facing obstacles trying to reach your destination, and Nature Bingo where you try to find 23 things in your surroundings to fill out your card. Enter your completed Bingo card to enter a drawing for a prize. We will also have other interactive activities such as binocular use, bird spotting with scopes, nest box building, and making cone feeders.
This is a family-friendly event, with food, games, prizes, and more!
There’s no cost to attend and no registration necessary. All ages are welcome. We hope to see you there!
Volunteers Needed: If you or someone you know would like to help with this event, please contact Becky Boley at communityoutreach@vancouveraudubon.org. Birding experience is not necessary!
Visit the Salmon Creek Regional Park / Klineline web page for information about the park.
There are no fees though there is a $3 daily parking fee for Clark County Regional Parks (unless you have an annual pass, in which case no additional fee)
