May 2018
Birding at Canoe Meadows
Spring is the best season to look for migrants of all kinds, especially the beautiful wood-warblers, orioles, thrushes, and more. Walk past wetlands and through meadows and woodlands observing changes in bird species each week. Preregistration is not required. Bring binoculars; beginners welcome.
Find out more »Spring Wildflower Walk at Canoe Meadows
Search for meadow and woodland wildflowers and other signs of spring at our sanctuaries. We will take a leisurely walk and search for early blooming flowers. We’ll learn to use guidebooks and apps to look up plants we discover along the way. Bring trail snacks, curiosity, and a hand lens if you have one.
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October 2018
February 2019
Wildlife CSI: Understanding Animal Tracks & Signs
Search for tracks, scat, and other signs of wildlife that stay active through the winter. You’ll discover new whodunit mysteries that take place out in nature while we’re typically warm inside our homes. Dress for the weather. Snowshoes may be required depending on conditions; bring yours, or borrow ours. Please call Pleasant Valley office ahead to reserve: 413-637-0320. *Includes snowshoe rental. This program is at Canoe Meadows on Holmes Rd in Pittsfield.
Find out more »April 2019
FREE Birding – Canoe Meadows Migrants
Canoe Meadows’ beautiful grounds are ideal for spotting migrant species, especially waterfowl, warblers, swallows, orioles, and more. We’ll explore wetlands, meadows, and woodlands, and observe changes in bird species each week. Beginners welcome. All programs free of charge. Preregistration not required. Bring binoculars, if you have them.
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