Description

Join the Roving Naturalist and look for migrating warblers, a family of small insect-eating birds that often display striking plumage! While some warblers stay here for the warm season to breed, most of these birds only use our forests as a pit stop between their breeding grounds further north and their wintering grounds in Central and South America. September is the peak month for fall migration, while May is the peak month for spring migration. Learn the stories of these lightning fast little beauties, and where they explore when they're not passing through.

We will have binoculars to borrow, but please bring your own if you've got them. Meet at Visitor Center. Intended for adults as well as families! $10, ages 7+

Please contact Roving Naturalist Matt Felperin at mfelperin@nvrpa.org or 703-268-6064 for more information.

Participants are required to read and accept the Assumption of Risk and Indemnification Agreement during the registration process. Please click on the link below to view the document.

Age Category

Family

Location

***Meet at visitor center entrance***

Instructor

Matt Felperin