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SUMMARY:2025 Michigan Young Birders Camp
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon is proud to present the eighth annual Michigan Young Birders Camp (MYBC)\, a week-long adventure designed for young birding enthusiasts aged 13–18! This exciting camp will be held June 22–27\, 2025\, at Alma College and will immerse participants in Michigan’s diverse birding habitats and conservation efforts. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nExploration: Visit a variety of habitats and Important Bird Areas across Michigan.\nLearning: Enhance your bird identification skills and delve into key bird conservation topics.\nInspiration: Hear from expert guest speakers on bird-related subjects.\nConnection: Build friendships with like-minded birders while having fun!\n\nCamp Details:\n\nDates: June 22–27\, 2025\nLocation: Alma College\, Alma\, Michigan\nCost: $750 per camper\n\nIncludes lodging\, meals\, transportation during camp\, materials\, and camper swag.\n\n\nScholarships: A limited number of need-based scholarships are available.\n\nApplication Information:\n\nApplication Period: Opens at 9 a.m. on Friday\, December 13\, 2024\, and closes at 9 a.m. on Friday\, March 8\, 2025.\nNotification: Applicants will be informed of their status by the end of March.\nNo payment is required to apply.\n\nSpaces are limited to just 12 campers\, so don’t miss this incredible opportunity to grow as a birder and conservationist! \nHow to Apply:\nClick here to apply through an online form. \nFor questions\, please contact Lindsay Cain at lcain@michiganaudubon.org or 517-580-7364. \nJoin us for an unforgettable birding experience!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/2025-michigan-young-birders-camp/
LOCATION:Alma\, MI\, Alma\, Michigan
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-23/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-24/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-25/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-26/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-27/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-28/1/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-28/2/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-29/1/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-29/2/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Kirtland's Warbler Tours 2025
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Audubon\, in collaboration with Hartwick Pines State Park\, offers Kirtland’s Warbler Tours from May 24 through June 30\, 2025. \n2025 Tour Dates\nSaturday\, May 24 – Thursday\, June 30\, 2025\, at 7 a.m.\nSaturdays and Sundays\, additional tours at 11 a.m. \nTour Duration\n2.5 to 3 hours \nCost\n$20 per person \nPre-Registration and Recreation Passport Required: \n\nRegistration will open February 14\, 2025 at 9 a.m. Register here.\nA Recreation Passport is required for entry to the park and can be purchased upon arrival (at the entry gate or through the Kirtland’s Warbler tour guide). Non-Michigan residents can purchase a passport beforehand through the State of Michigan here.\n\nWhere: Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI \n\nTours meet at the Hartwick Pines Visitor Center (2833 Monarch Dr.\, Grayling\, MI 49738) within Hartwick Pines State Park\nParticipants are given a brief orientation to the Kirtland’s Warbler and the jack pine forest habitat\nAfterward\, participants caravan to protected pine barrens for the chance to view the warbler\nLooking for accommodations in Grayling? Check out Grayling Visitors Bureau.\n\nWhat you can expect: \n\nTour Size: Each tour is limited to 25 participants. Groups of 10 or more should contact Michigan Audubon at events@michiganaudubon.org to arrange a private 11 a.m. weekday tour.\nKirtland’s Warbler Sightings: We have a high success rate of spotting the Kirtland’s Warbler! However\, weather conditions can affect their visibility. During rainy or extremely hot weather\, the warblers may stay hidden in the pine branches. But don’t worry\, our experienced guides have a knack for finding them even in unfavorable conditions\, and short of severe weather our tours take place rain or shine.\nTrail and Terrain: You’ll park along the road and walk on sandy two-tracks through the jack pine habitat. Participants must remain on trail and cannot venture into the jack pine stands. Typically\, the walking distance is less than a mile\, but it depends on where the birds have established their nesting territories for the season.\nDress Appropriately: Be prepared for the weather and terrain! Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes suitable for outdoor trails.\nDuration of the Experience: Plan to spend about two hours outdoors on the trails\, exposed to the elements. We recommend wearing sunscreen\, insect repellent\, and a hat for added protection.\nCancellation: Please be advised that we may cancel any tour due to unforeseen circumstances\, such as adverse weather conditions.\n\nClick Here to Register for a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nFeatured photo: Kirtland’s Warbler by Sherman Garnett \n\n  \nFriend of the Kirtland’s Warbler Tours Sponsor\nGrayling Visitors Bureau\nThe Grayling Visitors Bureau proudly supports efforts to celebrate and protect this rare and iconic songbird.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/kirtlands-warbler-tours-2025/2025-06-30/
LOCATION:Interpretive Center located within Hartwick Pines State Park\, Grayling\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Birding Tour,Michigan Audubon
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SUMMARY:Phyllis Haehnle Memorial Sanctuary Monthly Workdays 2025
DESCRIPTION:Make a difference for birds and their habitat!  \nJoin us for a monthly volunteer workday at Michigan Audubon’s Phyllis Haehnle Memorial Sanctuary\, where we’ll work together on critical habitat restoration projects that support local wildlife. \nLed by Michigan Audubon Conservation Manager Chad Machinski and Jackson Audubon Member and Haehnle Committee Chair Steve Jerant\, this is a great opportunity to connect with nature\, meet fellow conservationists\, and take direct action to improve bird habitat. \nDate: 3rd Thursday of each month\nTime: 9 a.m.  – 3 p.m. Come when you can! Volunteers typically work for 2–3 hours.\nLocation: Phyllis Haehnle Memorial Sanctuary is at the intersection of Seymour Road and Fairlane Drive in Grass Lake (entrance is across the street). Volunteers should meet at the Wing Overlook kiosk. Get Google Directions \nPlease RSVP to let us know when you’ll arrive and how long you plan to stay. To RSVP or if you have questions\, email jacksonaudubon@gmail.com. \nWhat to Bring \n\nSturdy shoes or boots\nWork gloves\nLoppers (if you have them)\n\nEvery hour you volunteer helps create a healthier environment for birds and other wildlife. We hope to see you there!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/phyllis-haehnle-memorial-sanctuary-monthly-workdays-2025/2025-07-17/
LOCATION:Phyllis Haehnle Memorial Sanctuary\, Grass Lake\, MI\, 49240\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sanctuary Event,Volunteering Event
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (2 hours)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-2-hours-2025/2025-08-16/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (1 hour)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-1-hour/2025-08-16/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (2 hours)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-2-hours-2025/2025-08-17/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (1 hour)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-1-hour/2025-08-17/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:Phyllis Haehnle Memorial Sanctuary Monthly Workdays 2025
DESCRIPTION:Make a difference for birds and their habitat!  \nJoin us for a monthly volunteer workday at Michigan Audubon’s Phyllis Haehnle Memorial Sanctuary\, where we’ll work together on critical habitat restoration projects that support local wildlife. \nLed by Michigan Audubon Conservation Manager Chad Machinski and Jackson Audubon Member and Haehnle Committee Chair Steve Jerant\, this is a great opportunity to connect with nature\, meet fellow conservationists\, and take direct action to improve bird habitat. \nDate: 3rd Thursday of each month\nTime: 9 a.m.  – 3 p.m. Come when you can! Volunteers typically work for 2–3 hours.\nLocation: Phyllis Haehnle Memorial Sanctuary is at the intersection of Seymour Road and Fairlane Drive in Grass Lake (entrance is across the street). Volunteers should meet at the Wing Overlook kiosk. Get Google Directions \nPlease RSVP to let us know when you’ll arrive and how long you plan to stay. To RSVP or if you have questions\, email jacksonaudubon@gmail.com. \nWhat to Bring \n\nSturdy shoes or boots\nWork gloves\nLoppers (if you have them)\n\nEvery hour you volunteer helps create a healthier environment for birds and other wildlife. We hope to see you there!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/phyllis-haehnle-memorial-sanctuary-monthly-workdays-2025/2025-08-21/
LOCATION:Phyllis Haehnle Memorial Sanctuary\, Grass Lake\, MI\, 49240\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sanctuary Event,Volunteering Event
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SUMMARY:2025 Roots and Wings Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Roots and Wings Workshop\nNative Plants and Feathered Friends\nAugust 23\, 2025\n8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. \n2310 Science Parkway\, Okemos\, MI 48864 \n$95 for Michigan Audubon Members; $125 for Non-members \nJoin Us for Roots & Wings: Native Plants and Feathered Friends\nExplore the world of gardening\, habitat creation\, and landscape design at our all-day workshop\, “Roots & Wings: Native Plants and Feathered Friends.” Featuring expert speakers\, two exciting locations\, and an exclusive sale! Discover the crucial role of native plants in attracting beneficial insects\, identify the best plants to support birds and wildlife\, and uncover innovative landscape design techniques for crafting vibrant and sustainable native gardens. All participants will receive a packet of information and resources\, as well as a shrub to get them started! A light breakfast and buffet lunch are included with registration. \nQuestions? Contact us at events@michiganaudubon.org \nIf you love gardening\, please join us to learn how you can support our birds by stewarding healthy native habitat around your home\, office\, school\, or neighborhood. \nRegister for Roots & Wings 2025 here!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/2025-roots-and-wings-workshop/
LOCATION:Michigan Audubon Office\, 2310 Science Parkway\, Suite 200\, Okemos\, MI\, 48864\, United States
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (2 hours)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-2-hours-2025/2025-08-23/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (1 hour)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-1-hour/2025-08-23/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (2 hours)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-2-hours-2025/2025-08-24/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (1 hour)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-1-hour/2025-08-24/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (2 hours)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-2-hours-2025/2025-08-30/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20250830T090000
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SUMMARY:MYBN Meet-up: Oden Fish Hatchery
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Oden Fish Hatchery on August 30 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for a Michigan Young Birders Network meet-up. \nYoung birder meet-ups are intended for individuals aged 18 and younger and their families. Participants are responsible for arranging their transportation to and from the events. Additionally\, any young birder under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. \nEach meet-up lasts approximately three hours\, during which participants can expect to see exciting birds and learn valuable tips and tricks for birdwatching and identification. There is no fee to attend; however\, a suggested donation of $10 per young birder or family is appreciated to help cover the costs of hosting these events. \nPre-registration is required. Events will be canceled if fewer than six young birders are registered one week in advance. \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Manager of Education and Events Lindsay Cain at lcain@michiganaudubon.org or 517-580-7364. \nClick here to register for the Oden Fish Hatchery Meet-up on August 30.
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/mybn-meet-up-oden-fish-hatchery/
LOCATION:Oden Fish Hatchery\, 3377 US 31\, Oden\, MI\, 49764
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Michigan Young Birders Network,Young Birders
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (1 hour)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-1-hour/2025-08-30/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20250831T090000
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (2 hours)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-2-hours-2025/2025-08-31/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (1 hour)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-1-hour/2025-08-31/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (2 hours)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-2-hours-2025/2025-09-06/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (1 hour)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-1-hour/2025-09-06/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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SUMMARY:WPBO Migratory Bird Walks (2 hours)
DESCRIPTION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Migratory Bird Walks\nJoin us for WPBO Migratory Bird Walks with Clay Bliznick\, M.S.\, Michigan Audubon’s Field Ornithologist at WPBO! \nAugust 16 – November 15\, 2025\nEvery Saturday and Sunday Morning\n9 a.m. – 11  a.m. and 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.\nRegistration: No registration required.\nCost: Free!\nLocation: Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Paradise\, Michigan\nMeet at the small white building on the southeast side of the cul-de-sac. \nThe 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Tour (2-hour Tour)\nOn this early morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the hiking trails\, shoreline\, bird feeders\, and along our boardwalks\, including the Raptor Deck. \nTour Distance: 1-1.5 Miles\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Moderate; sandy beach shoreline\, hiking trails on dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nThe 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Tour (1-hour Tour)\nOn this late-morning tour\, adventurers and birding enthusiasts will tour the boardwalks\, shoreline\, and the bird feeders. \nTour Distance: Less than 1 mile\nBirding Level: Any; from non-birders to beginning birders to expert\nTrail and Terrain: Easy; dirt paths and wood-planked boardwalks \nImportant Tour Tips!\n\nThe WPBO Migratory Bird Walks are open to the public\, for all ages\, come rain or shine!\nDress in Layers: Weather can change quickly at the Point.\nComfortable Footwear: Sturdy\, waterproof hiking boots or shoes are ideal for uneven terrain.\nBring Binoculars: Essential for spotting birds from a distance! A field guide or birding app\, such as Merlin\, is also handy. We also have extra binoculars\, should you need them.\nPack Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized during the tour.\nSun Protection: Bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and sunscreen.\nInsect Repellent: Keep bugs at bay.\nCamera or Smartphone: Capture the birds and the beautiful scenery!\nRespect Nature: Stay on designated trails with our tour guide and maintain a quiet\, respectful presence.\n\nPlease continue to reference this webpage for the most updated information\, including any changes to the tour dates or times. The event may be cancelled at any time due to unforeseen circumstances. \nTo find out more about what Clay has been seeing\, you can read his weekly blog posts. \nLet’s Go Birding!
URL:https://www.michiganaudubon.org/calendar/wpbo-migratory-bird-walks-2-hours-2025/2025-09-07/
LOCATION:Whitefish Point Bird Observatory\, 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd.\, Paradise\, MI\, 49768\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk,Birding,Whitefish Point Bird Observatory
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