Let’s meet on the north end of Lake Park, near the Summer Stage. If you Google “Lake Park: Lion’s Bridge & Summer Stage” it will take you to the spot.

Lake Park is a great park for migrating birds, so let’s see what we can find at the end of fall migration. Expect mostly flat and paved trails and walking across lawns, but we may climb stairs up and down ravines, or take some hilly paths if everyone is willing.

No matter what paths we chose, we’ll be sure to get some good views of the birds of Lake Park.

What to Expect and Accessibility

We love new birders! As always, birders of all skill levels and ages are welcome!

• We have child- and adult-sized binoculars available for those who’d like to borrow a pair!

• Restrooms are available in a couple of convenient spots in the park.

• Since our events are public spaces, it is possible that you may appear in photos. Please notify someone on our team if you prefer not to have your photo taken at an event.

What would be helpful to make this event work for you? Please contact our team with any questions or accommodations. Restrooms are available in a couple of convenient spots in the park.

An olive-gray Orange-crowned Warbler with a yellow-washed belly clings to fluffy goldenrod seed heads against a soft autumn background. Photo by Rita Flores Wiskowski