Christmas Bird Count

Title: Christmas Bird Count
Location: Edmonton
Description: Join Edmonton-area birders for this annual event. Sign up at the December 18 event at the Royal Alberta Museum or The Wildbird General Store. Come to the John Janzen Nature Centre for the count wrap-up and supper. Bring a potluck dish of your choice.
Date: 2009-12-20

Birds of Christmas

Title: Birds of Christmas
Location: Royal Alberta Museum.
Description: Learn about the common and not-so-common birds that frequent the Edmonton area at this time of year. Meet your zone captains and sign up to participate.
Time: Coffee and visit at 7 p.m., lecture at 7:30 p.m.
Date: 2009-12-18

Bird Count

Title: Bird Count
Location: Gold Bar/Rundle Parks
Description: The open water produced by the Gold Bar sewage plant attracts over-wintering waterfowl. A morning walk along the river may produce some interesting duck species. Bald Eagles and other raptors may be seen. Leader: Brian Stephens.
Meet at 10:00 a.m. Gold Bar parking lot east of the water treatment plant.
Should be finished early afternoon, easy walking.
Contact Brian at 780-439-2841.
After the conclusion of the morning activities in Gold Bar Park we will eat lunch at the heated shelter and then walk over to Rundle Park and along Ada Blvd and 108 Ave. We will use spotting scopes to find what ducks have taken residence in the Gold Bar clarified ponds.
Leader for this portion of the day is Michael Frost.
Meet at heated shelter at 12 noon, should be finished at 2:30 p.m.
Contact Michael at greenland@yahoo.com
Date: 2009-12-06

Plant/Bird Count

Title: Plant/Bird Count
Location: Goldbar and Rundle Parks
Description: The open water by Gold Bar sewage plant attracts over-wintering waterfowl. A morning walk along the river may produce interesting waterfowl species. Leader: Brian Stephens. Meet 10:00 a.m. Goldbar Park parking lot, east of sewage plant. Duration: Should finish early afternoon. Contact: Brian Stephens, 780-439-2841.
After this outing in Gold Bar Park we will eat at the heated shelter, then walk over to the other side of the river through Rundle Park. We will travel along Ada Blvd, and 108 Ave. We will count waterfowl through spotting scopes in the Gold Bar water treatment plant. Leader: Michael Frost. Meet at Gold Bar heated shelter. Plan to finish about 2:30 p.m. Contact: Michael Frost greenland@yahoo.com. Bring warm footwear, food and warm clothing. Easy walking trails.
Start Time: 10:00 a.m.
Date: 2009-11-06

Demonstrations

Learn from experienced naturalists how to setup and maintain your backyard bird habitat.  These sessions are great for those who want to feed wild birds but don’t know where to start.   Starter set ups are now on sale  (see the specials page).

Come into the store for a Free demonstration.

When: every Thursday @ 7:0o