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All excursions are free and open to the public. Beginning birders and newcomers are always welcome to join any trip. Seasoned birders guide our trips and happily share their knowledge and experience. All the events are listed in the calendar at the bottom of the page.
Note: All persons under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to attend the walks.
Birding the Bioreserve with Lynn Abbey
This group meets EVERY Tuesday.
As one of the largest unfragmented forests in eastern Massachusetts, the Bioreserve protects a special ecosystem that provides habitat for countless wildlife species. Nearly 100 birds breed among the Bioreserve’s deep forests, rare Atlantic white cedar swamps, and clear freshwater ponds and streams.
Contact Lynn for the meeting place and time. 774-488-4096 (text only) or email her at [email protected]
Note: All persons under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to attend the walks.
Birding the Bioreserve with Lynn Abbey
This group meets EVERY Tuesday.
As one of the largest unfragmented forests in eastern Massachusetts, the Bioreserve protects a special ecosystem that provides habitat for countless wildlife species. Nearly 100 birds breed among the Bioreserve’s deep forests, rare Atlantic white cedar swamps, and clear freshwater ponds and streams.
Contact Lynn for the meeting place and time. 774-488-4096 (text only) or email her at [email protected]
Length of Field Trip
Most walks are 1-2 miles and typically last up to 3 hours. All times listed are approximate.
All persons under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Walk Effort Codes
Preparedness
Use protection for ticks, mosquitoes, and the sun. Wear appropriate clothing & footwear
Equipment
Binoculars, Bird Book (optional)
Most walks are 1-2 miles and typically last up to 3 hours. All times listed are approximate.
All persons under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Walk Effort Codes
- E - Easy - simple, flat trails to navigate
- M- Moderate - trails may be challenging at times, requiring caution
- C = Challenging -Trails may have more challenging terrain, and/or often require a longer distance and/or time.
Preparedness
Use protection for ticks, mosquitoes, and the sun. Wear appropriate clothing & footwear
Equipment
Binoculars, Bird Book (optional)
RELEASE OF ALL DEMANDS – HOLD HARMLESS
In consideration of my acceptance by Paskamansett Bird Club to participate in club events and field trips, I hereby waive, release, and forever discharge, and agree to indemnify, and hold harmless, Paskamansett Bird Club and its officers, event organizers, walk leaders and agents and their respective heirs, legal representatives, successors, and assigns (the“Released Parties”), from and against any and all claims, demands, liabilities, or obligations of every kind and description, both in law and in equity, whether or not such claims, demands, liabilities, or obligations are fixed or contingent, disclosed or undisclosed, known or unknown, which I shall or may have against the Released Parties or any one or more of them as a result of my participation.
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Upcoming Events:
January 31, Sat, Time TBA Winter Ducks @ Aquidneck Island Rhode Island (M) Leader: Lauren Miller-Donnelly 401-924-1880 February 14, Sat, 8AM Phoenix Rail Trail, Fairhaven (E) Leader: Carol Molander 508-641-0991 February 15, Sun, Time & Place TBA Great Backyard Bird Count (M/C) Leader: Lauren Miller-Donnelly 401-924-1880 March 14, Sat, 8AM Quequechan Rail Trail, Fall River (M) Leaders: Eric Baldwin, Carol Molander 508-641-0991 March 16, Mon, 6:30PM Woodcocks at Egypt Lane, Fairhaven Combined w/ Nasketucket Bird Club (E) Leader: Ken Machado 508 269-3807 |