Bicycle Birding
Free.

Bring a bicycle helmet, water and binoculars. We ride slowly, listen for birds and stop frequently. Usually less than 10 miles.Led by Don Boucher, 541-753-7689, contact page

May thru September, 4th Sundays

Birding in the Willamette Valley
for beginners and newcomers
Bird identification that emphasizes our locality. Learn identification techniques, how to choose field guides and binoculars, and good local birding sites.
This class is two weeks long. Classroom sessions on Wednesday evenings and field trip on Saturdays.

Instructor: Don Boucher (contact)

Spring of 2009: check later for schedule.

Birding by Ear
Become familiar with local bird songs and calls. Learn some tips and techniques for listening and remembering bird sounds. Beginning birdwatchers should take “Birding in the Willamette Valley “ first.
This class is two weeks long. Classroom sessions on Wednesday evenings and field trip on Saturdays.

Spring of 2009: check later for schedule.

Instructor: Don Boucher (contact)

Sponored by the Audubon Society of Corvallis and the Avery House Nature Center

Naturalist Adventures

Meet at Avery Park Rose Garden, Avery Park in Corvallis

1210 SW Avery Park Dr, Corvallis

Tracking - Wild Edibles - Native Plants - Birding

3rd Sunday of each month, 9am-Noon
Come learn or share your knowledge about nature in the Willamette Valley. We look at birds, flowers, animal tracks and all kinds of other things. Our nature walks are slow-paced and casually structured. Bring along a hat, rain gear and shoes that can get muddy. Please, no dogs. Activities are geared toward adults but children may enjoy them too. Every third Sunday of each month.
All trips meet at Avery Park Rose Garden: 1210 SW Avery Dr., Corvallis



Nov. 16, Sunday, 9am – noon
Location TBD

Dec. 21, Sunday, 9am – noon
Location TBD

Jan. 18, Sunday, 9am – noon
Location TBD

Feb 15, Sunday, 9am – noon
Location TBD