Weekday Birding Walk - CANCELED
Join volunteer naturalists Candice and Tim for a walk in the park!
Event Info
About this Event
This walk is to introduce park visitors and birders at all levels of experience to the park's birds and anything else you happen to see. There are over 370 species of birds at Barr Lake. Registration is encouraged but if you want to join us last minute, please feel free to do so! To register, click the Sign Up button on the registration site.
We will meet near the Nature Center.
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