Bird and nature walks, tree and plant identification, and more
Meet at the entrance between the parking lot and the Clubhouse. Wear good shoes, as we'll walk about 6 miles, not paved, to the Cattail Pond, the Possumhaw Trail and the Bluebonnet trail, among the trees. We'll stop for lunch about halfway, at the picnic tables. Bring water, a sandwich and some snacks. Trip rated: Moderate. Leader: Ginger Bradley, 469-223-7902
Come enjoy the Trinity and help investigate the birds that live along the Trinity or that visit here during their migration. Since 2011, the Trinity Bird Count has been a partnership between the Trinity Commons Foundation, Trinity River Corridor Project, Strategic Community Solutions, and Audubon Texas (Trinity River Audubon Center), to collect information about critical Texas bird species.
Gathering for the volunteers who manage Fort Worth's extensive bluebird trails.
Info: Jim Marshall, jmarshall3@sbcglobal.net
Interested in nature and would like to share it with others? Begin your journey in becoming a docent (nature teacher) at the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge. Info: Laura Veloz, 817-392-7413.
In Spring, wetlands burst into sound as frogs and toads begin their yearly chorus. Learn to distinguish different local frog calls and discover more about threats frogs and toads face in the wild. You will also learn about attracting frogs to your own backyard. $5 (with paid admission).
Owls hooting, armadillos rustling in the underbrush, maybe a coyote howling…we never know what we might hear on a night hike on the trails through Central Park. Join our guides as they lead a stroll down the trail, listening for owls as we go. We’ll end our hike by warming up around a campfire, where we will make s’mores and sip hot chocolate. $5/per person. Registration is required by Friday, Feb. 17, at 11a.m. at bit.ly/CoLRegistration; search for activity code 800014.
Join our trail guides as they lead a twilight stroll down one of LLELA’s nature trails. We may hear some bumps in the night, but have no fear...it’s probably just an armadillo. Howling coyotes, hooting owls, and other nocturnal sounds will provide an out-of-the-ordinary hiking experience. Ages 5 and up. $10/person. Registration required by 11a.m. the day before the night hike at bit.ly/CoLRegistration; search for activity code 800000.
Birders of all skill levels are welcome to join an expert birder as you explore prime birding locations along LLELA’s nature trails. Ages 10 and up. Free with $5/vehicle entry to LLELA.
Tom Frey will lead the walks. Times will be announced soon.
DFW Urban Wildlife Facebook Group get together! This time at The Village Creek Drying Beds!
Let’s meet up in the parking lot of the JW Dunlop Sports Center, located just across the street from the entrance to the Drying Beds.
See more details on website.