Birdwatching

On the occasion of the World Migratory Bird Day 2024, the UNEP/AEWA Secretariat is pleased to invite you to a guided bird walk. You will be accompanied by Mr Sergey Dereliev, the Head of Science, Implementation and Compliance Unit at the Secretariat, who will be showing you some birds that have recently returned from their wintering areas and are now busy with producing their next generation.

Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge with a birding hike! We'll be taking a 1.8 mile guided bird hike around Lake Ladora. Meet at 8:00 am on the south side of Lake Ladora at the South Ladora trailhead archway (north of 64th Avenue next to the kiosk and restrooms.)

See you there!
 

Sortie thèmatique et visite guidée pour l'initiation au monde fabuleux des oiseaux 

Anzali wetland Birdwatching Day on the occasion of World Migratory Bird Day ( Gilan - IRAN ) MAY 2024

By Anzali wetland birdwatching movement & Senobar environmental magazine

Anzali wetland birdwatching movement is a project behalf of "Senobar environmental magazine" that is founded for conservation & introduction of Anzali wetland birds that promots birdwatching in Local communities.

Guided field trip by Bird Protection Quebec. In addition to our usual search for birds in the area, in recognition of World Migratory Bird Day's focus on insects, we will pay special attention to the insects we see to acknowledge their importance to birds and the ecosystem in general.

Please join us to celebrate Bird Day at Camas National Wildlife Refuge! There will be guided bird walks, bird banding demonstrations, educational booths, activities, and a free lunch! The event starts at 10 a.m., but come early and do some birding on the refuge!

Puiblic awareness activity about migratory birds and their conservation for the local communities and kids.

Public awareness activity about bird migration and conservation in local communities of kids and herders

Just a few years prior to her death, Karen Blixen established a bird reserve at her Danish property, Rungstedlund. During this walk, we will learn about the nature of bird migration and explore Karen Blixen's affection for migratory birds. Throughout her life in Kenya and Denmark, birds were an inspiration to her - not least insectivorous birds such as nightingales, swallows and swifts who spend the winter in Africa and return to Rungstedlund again in spring.

Join RSPB and GSA Biosphere staff on World Migratory Bird Day for this early morning walk into the ancient Wood of Cree RSPB Nature Reserve. We will take in the dawn chorus, learn to identify some of the birds and talk about their habits, their travels and why they all join in singing at dawn!

Tea and coffee to warm up afterwards!

Booking is essential: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/dawn-chorus-walk-tickets-884798244367