Musings — Phoebes Birding

Blue skies and a brilliant sun greeted Phoebes old and new at Crandon Park where we started our April walk in search a Western Spindalis.

Past Birding TripsKirsten HinesMay 5, 2019Crandon Park

Bird Walk Wrap-Up: Wakodahatchee Wetlands

Rain doesn’t dampen our spirits, especially when there’s herons, storks and spoonbills to be seen. Thanks to all the Phoebes who joined us in Wakodahatchee Wetlands!

Past Birding TripsKirsten HinesMarch 26, 2019Wakodahatchee Wetlands

Bird Walk Wrap-Up: A.D. Barnes Park

Thanks to everyone who flocked to A.D. “Doug” Barnes park this past Saturday and helped the Phoebes’ second bird walk of 2018 be such a great success! Our largest walk to-date brought out twenty Phoebes including both old and new faces and even a special visitor!

Past Birding TripsKirsten VignesFebruary 22, 2019A.D. "Doug" Barne Park

Bird Walk Wrap-Up: Kendall Indian Hammocks Park

A splendid winter morning greeted the Phoebes Birding group for our first bird walk of 2019. In the company of our all-female assemblage, ranging from new to more experienced birders, we 12 women gathered at Kendall Indian Hammocks Park to bond over birds and all things nature.

Past Birding TripsEliana ArdilaJanuary 21, 2019Kendall Indian Hammocks ParkKirsten Hines