Yellow-throated Warbler by Michele Louden
Are you ready to spend an enchanting morning surrounded by other enthusiastic nature-loving women? Get to know Miami’s birds in this wildlife-rich suburban park of Kendall! Join trip leaders Miriam Avello and Andrea Diamond with Phoebes Birding on a guided bird walk through Kendall Indian Hammocks Park on Saturday, February 22.
Indian Hammocks is well known for its network of trails through tranquil hardwood hammocks, oak groves, and open spaces. Spot wintering migrants such as warblers and vireos that are joined by our local resident birds that call this beautiful park home. You’ll not only learn about birds, but also get to know some of our native Florida plants and how all nature is interconnected.
We will meet at the parking area at the east end of the ball fields. The walk is open to female birders of any experience level. Come with an open mind, hat, sunscreen, and binoculars. Water and snacks are also recommended.
We look forward to birding with you and sharing a slice of Miami’s nature together.
WHAT: Guided Bird Walk at Kendall Indian Hammocks Park for nature-loving women
WHERE: Kendall Indian Hammocks Park. 11395 SW 79 Street, Miami, FL
WHEN: Saturday, February 22, 7:30-10:30am
WHAT TO BRING: An open mind, a sense of humor and your natural curiosity! ALSO bring hat, sunscreen, binoculars (if you do not have binoculars we will provide optics on a first-come, first-served basis.)
FOOD: Pack a lunch if you wish to join us for a picnic at the park after the walk
QUESTIONS? Email hello@phoebesbirding.com