What is there to see on a cold winter’s day on the Lloyd Center property? Perhaps a wandering owl, a flock of winter feeder birds, winter waterfowl in the estuary, or a small herd of white-tailed deer searching for vegetation. On this walk, take advantage of winter conditions to locate what wildlife awaits, and observe the landscape through a “winter lens.”

We’ll look for wildlife tracks in snow if conditions allow, identify trees and shrubs, or just enjoy the crisp air, and if a recent storm has occurred, the breathtaking beauty of a recent snowfall. At the outing’s conclusion enjoy an encounter with the Center’s resident screech owl, Koko!

Participants should bring (if available) binoculars, camera, and be dressed warmly and in preparation for walking in the snow.

Category: Lloyd Center for the Environment
Hosted By: Lloyd Center for the Environment