Jackson Park Spring Migration Bird Walk
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Jackson Park Spring Migration Bird Walk

Join us for a casual stroll through Jackson Park to spot some beautiful migrating birds this spring!

By Feminist Bird Club Chicago

Date and time

Sunday, May 5 · 9 - 11am CDT

Location

Wooded Island

Wooded Island Chicago, IL

About this event

  • 2 hours


Feminist Bird Club Chicago (FBC) is dedicated to promoting inclusivity & safety in birding for everyone especially LGBTQIA2S+, BIPOC & disabled folks and women.

Join FBC's own Emily Tallo in search of migratory and breeding birds in Jackson Park's Wooded Island, including the Japanese Garden. Exact meeting location will be emailed to participants.

No prior experience with birdwatching is required. This is a beginner friendly event and organization. Families are also welcome to join (children do not need to RSVP). Binoculars will be available for loan upon request (email feministbirdclub.chicago@gmail.com).

Questions? Please email feministbirdclub.chicago@gmail.com.

Getting There: If driving, you may park on Stony Island, near 59th street, walk east across the parkland area, then cross Cornell Drive to reach the spot.  If going by public transportation, the #28 and #63 buses and the Metra Electric line run near the park. Some walking may be required to reach the meeting pin.

Accessibility & Terrain: The terrain is rather even and many of the main paths are paved. Be prepared to walk about a mile. Bathrooms and benches are available.

Dress: Please dress in comfortable weather appropriate clothing.

PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER IF YOU ARE NOT ABSOLUTELY SURE YOU ARE ABLE TO ATTEND.

CANCEL YOUR TICKET IN ADVANCE IF YOUR PLANS CHANGE.

PLEASE READ AND REVIEW: Feminist Bird Club's Birding Code of Conduct prior to attending this event.

Code of Conduct can be accessed on our website FeministBirdClub.org/Resources or by following this link:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vL4xY5uf6oNkoKbmMkwD5Uiavdb505_hESciQ0_S_ow/edit

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We are dedicated to promoting inclusivity and safety in birding for everyone especially LGBTQIA+ BIPOC & Disabled folks and women.

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