BirdPhilly

Last chance to see some wintering gulls in Philly!Glen Foerd mansion sits along the Delaware River in the northeastern-most corner of Philly and is one of the best places in the city to study gulls during the winter. While there is no guarantee, we are hoping to see a rare gull such as Iceland or Glaucous Gull. There should also be a good amount of waterfowl out on the river and we can discuss how to distinguish Double-crested Cormorants from the Great Cormorants that visit the area in winter. We plan this as a stationary event overlooking the river, but

Get a chance to watch cool birds at one of Philly's Top 3 birding locations!FDR Park has a few good birding areas, including the lakes, woods, and meadows of the old golf course. We will concentrate on areas that are productive each month. Due to consistent flooding in the park, please be prepared for muddy and wet areas. Waterproof shoes or mud boots are recommended. Dress for weather.Meet at the parking lot east of the gazebo (39.9034994, -75.1787725), not at the gazebo. In case the gates are closed, please park on 20th Street and walk to the meeting place.No binoculars?

Find some great birds in Germantown!Join BirdPhilly for a walk at one of Philly's less birded parks at Fernhill Park.Located in Germantown, Fernhill Park, despite being sliced in half by Route 1, is a nice, little park with paved trails, beautiful trees, and open fields that make it ideal for birding.Let's meet at the park entrance at Abbottsford and McKean Ave.No binoculars? No worries! Birding backpacks with binoculars and field guides are now available on loan at all branches of the Free Library of Philadelphia.For questions, please reach out to birdphillywalks@gmail.com.

Watch the Eagles!Pennypack on the Delaware is uniquely positioned along the river providing crucial habitat for migrants and the odd rarity.The flats at the confluence of Pennypack Creek and the Delaware frequently host gulls and shorebirds. The park also hosts Philadelphia’s most viewable Bald Eagle nest. Dress for weather.Let's meet at the covered picnic area (GPS: 40.0277033, -75.012093).No binoculars? No worries! Birding backpacks with binoculars and field guides are on loan at all Philly Free Library branches.For questions, please reach out to birdphillywalks@gmail.com.

Get a chance to see some early spring migrants!Please join us for a bird walk at this underappreciated park in NE Philly! We can expect sparrows, woodpeckers, and maybe some early migrants as well.We will meet at the Ramona Ave entrance (40.016572, -75.107705) and walk about 2-3 miles. Dress for weather.No binoculars? No worries! Birding backpacks with binoculars and field guides are on loan at all Philly Free Library branches.For questions, please reach out to birdphillywalks@gmail.com.

Get a chance to see some early spring migrants!Please join the Free Library of Philadelphia and Holger Pflicke for a Spring Migration Bird Walk! We plan to stay out for 1-2 hours, depending on the location, and walk mostly on flat and well-traveled paths.All events are open to everyone and all skill levels. We will go over binocular use, field guides, and apps if needed. Everyone is welcome to stay for as long or as short a time as they like. Restroom access is limited or unavailable. Check the weather and dress for comfort. These events will happen rain or

Get a chance to see some early spring migrants!Please join us for a bird walk at this rarely-visited park in far NE Philly! Spring migration is just starting and we should see plenty of birds stopping in Philly on their way to the breeding grounds.Let’s meet at the end of McNulty Road (14400 McNulty Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19154). There is a dead end. Cars can be parked along the road. GPS for Google Maps: 40.107337, -74.972503.Sturdy footwear is recommended as the ground can be wet and muddy. We will walk for 2-3 miles.No binoculars? No worries! Birding backpacks with binoculars

Get a chance to see some early spring migrants!Let's enjoy some early migrants and a great view of the Philly skyline.We will meet behind the Lemon Hill Mansion. Parking is available along the side of the road, but there is also a small parking area behind the mansion. No binoculars? No worries! Birding backpacks with binoculars and field guides are on loan at all Philly Free Library branches.For questions please reach out to birdphillywalks@gmail.com.Trip Leader: Holger Pflicke

Get a chance to see some early spring migrants!Please join the Free Library of Philadelphia and Holger Pflicke for a Spring Migration Bird Walk! We plan to stay out for 1-2 hours, depending on the location, and walk mostly on flat and well-traveled paths.All events are open to everyone and all skill levels. We will go over binocular use, field guides, and apps if needed. Everyone is welcome to stay for as long or as short a time as they like. Restroom access is limited or unavailable. Check the weather and dress for comfort. These events will happen rain or

Get a chance to see some early spring migrants!Pennypack on the Delaware is uniquely positioned along the river providing crucial habitat for migrants and the odd rarity.The flats at the confluence of Pennypack Creek and the Delaware frequently host gulls and shorebirds. The park also hosts Philadelphia’s most viewable Bald Eagle nest. Dress for weather.Let's meet at the covered picnic area (GPS: 40.0277033, -75.012093).No binoculars? No worries! Birding backpacks with binoculars and field guides are on loan at all Philly Free Library branches.Trip Leader: Holger PflickeFor questions, please reach out to birdphillywalks@gmail.com.