Greenfield Birders, a group of regional bird watchers, come together every 2 weeks in the spring, summer season and fall months to see birds from regional parks.
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GREENFIELD – The arrival of spring is bringing a growing group of birding lovers back together for their preferred activity.
The initially Greenfield Birders group walk of the year was April 8 and continues every other week at regional parks for a complimentary chance of any ages and capabilities to delight in nature.
Local locals Adam and Sara Wilson lead the group, which has a following of more than 400 individuals on Facebook who regularly publish images and concerns about their flying buddies.
Birding adventures enable individuals to collaborate early on Saturday early mornings for a one- to two-hour walk through a regional park. Binoculars are recommended, however there are typically a couple of additional on hand to share, Adam Wilson said.
New this year are free gifts at the strolls; sometimes birding professionals participate for the experience and to share some understanding.
Those who require available paths may wish to think about an adventure to Beckenholdt Family Park.
Bring a cam if you wish to snap some shots, or merely delight in the views and friendship with others who delight in birding.
Here’s a take a look at where to go; each walk starts at 8 a.m.
April 22, Brandywine Park, 900 E.Davis Road, Greenfield
May 13, Thornwood Nature Preserve, 1597 S. morristown Pike, Greenfield
May 27, Thornwood Nature Preserve
June 10, Beckenholdt Family Park, 2770 N. Franklin St., Greenfield
June 24, Brandywine Park
July 8, Thornwood Nature Preserve
July 22, Beckenholdt Family Park
Aug. 12, Brandywine Park
Aug. 26, Brandywine Park
Sept. 9, Thornwood Nature Preserve
Sept. 23, Thornwood Nature Preserve
Oct. 14, Beckenholdt Family Park
Oct. 28, Brandywine Park
For more, go to facebook.com/groups/GreenfieldBirders.
