Migration Walk at Washington Park

Chicago Audubon Society

Join us for a morning bird walk in the Hyde Park neighborhood’s “under-birded” Washington Park!

Washington Park

Designed by famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, Washington Park contains 35.7 acres of prairie and wetlands. The lagoon and surrounding habitat are great for birds such as warblers, flycatchers and herons. Since this is migration season, expect a wide selection of everything!Trip Leaders: Jackie Smith and Katharine SpencerTime: 8:00AM – 10:00AM Meeting Spot: The group will meet at the Fountain of Time, located on the southeast corner of Washington Park. You can park on the street nearby on Payne Drive.Accessibility: The group will walk approximately 2 miles of unpaved and paved trails (mostly flat). There are benches along the path. The natural areas are distant from traffic. noises and does not experience high crowd volume. Public Transportation: Washington Park is a few blocks away from the green line (51st/King Drive/ Cottage Grove stops are all close). The 2 &amp; 6 buses also come within a few blocks of the park.P﻿hoto: Swainson&#x27;s thrush by Mick Thompson

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