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Birds

Join us to learn more about birds!

​Hone your bird watching skills by looking for the breeding birds of Ann Arbor! View our field checklist here (pdf). Bring it along on one of our nature hikes or bird-watching walks.

Learn more about area birds at Washtenaw Audu​bon Society.

Bird Wal​​ks

Ann Arbor's parks are great places to see birds with the whole family. NAP's Ornithologist, Juliet Berger, leads bird walks in the spring and fall seasons for interested bird watchers. 

There will typically be:

  • A walk in May at Gallup Park​, to look for newly ​arrived nesting birds like the Baltimore Oriole.
  • A walk in September at Mary Beth Doyle Park, to see migrating shorebirds and warblers. 

These bird walks are family friendly, and Gallup and Mary Beth Doyle Parks are handicap ​accessible.​

Please check our calendar for information on future ​​bird walks.

How to Help Local Birds

Found a nest?  Want to help monitor it? Check out Cornell's NestWatch progr​am.

Get tips on how to plan your garden to help feed and sustain wildlife at NWF's "Garden for Wildlife" webpage​. ​

734.794.6627

Tina Stephens,
Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator

Becky Hand,
Stewardship Specialist

Rachel Maranto,
NAP Supervisor

 

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