Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Mary Chatelat (443-564-6551) Description: Continuing survey of bird activity at the Fort. Binoculars required. A telescope can be useful for distance viewing. Canceled in bad weather and the walk will be rescheduled to October 11. General grounds include the paved Seawall Trail. Meet in the large grassy unpaved roped-off parking […]

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leaders Alyssia Church and Libby Errickson (hawksaucebirding@gmail.com) Description: Baltimore Bird Club will participate in The Big Sit, an international event to see or hear as many birds as possible from within a 17-foot diameter circle. The location is North Point State Park, near the small beach and the beginning of the […]

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leaders Matthew Black and Anand Pandian (matthewblack66@yahoo.com) Description: This large, currently abandoned area in Curtis Bay is relatively unexplored on eBird and is being evaluated by the community for development into a city park: it has a diverse range of habitat and relatively well-maintained trails. Wild Turkeys are resident, and it […]

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leaders Brent and Mary Byers (baypuffin@hotmail.com or 410-686-7294) Description: Easy half-day walk through varied habitats for feeder birds and other songbirds, raptors, and waterfowl. All are welcome, including families. Telescopes useful.

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader John Landers (dado1bw@aol.com) Description: Part of a series of weekly Tuesday morning walks to follow the progress of fall migration. This park has a variety of habitats, including fields, stream-side woods, and hillside forests. Expect a variety of migrant and resident birds. Beginning birders welcome.

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Bud Poole budpoole343@gmail.com Description: Meet at the south end of the boat lake. Explore the various microhabitats within the urban space. Share the past and future evolution of this urban migrant stopover plus how the community members and partner organizations are playing a role. Includes open discussion about how you […]

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Sam Tillman (sam.tillman@gmail.com or 443-844-5917) Description: This walk will explore one of Baltimore City’s newer eBird hotspots, Chinquapin Run Park, an underbirded highlight of North Baltimore. The park is a 2-mile, 76-acre stream corridor that follows the length of Chinquapin Run, a tributary of Herring Run (and ultimately Back River), […]

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Daisy Sudano (dsudanotrainings@yahoo.com) Description: "Owls Mysterious and Amazing" held at Oregon Ridge Park - meet at the Kidd's Nature Pavilion.

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Mary Chatelat (443-564-6551) Description: Part of a series of weekly Tuesday morning walks to follow the progress of fall migration. This park has a variety of habitats, including fields, stream-side woods, and hillside forests. Expect a variety of migrant and resident birds. Beginning birders welcome.

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Frank Marenghi (frank_marenghi@hotmail.com) Description: Please join Serenity Ridge and Baltimore Bird Club for a partnered habitat hike and birding walk through the trails of Serenity Ridge. Serenity Ridge has an impressive array of fields, old field, and primary riparian forest habitats. There are over 3 miles of trails over somewhat […]

Host: Baltimore Bird Club and Audubon Description: Join Audubon and the Maryland Zoo to explore this leafy city park. From forest to lake, a variety of bird species await. For information, contact Patterson Park Audubon Center. Participants must adhere to our COVID code of conduct and register in advance at our website, https://patterson.audubon.org.

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Tim Carney (timcarney83@gmail.com) Description: Hydes Road Park is a 44-acre athletic field in Glen Arm. Three sides of the park are bordered with reforestation habitat. Beavers recently dammed the creek in the southwest corner of the park, creating a wetland that attracted several species of aquatic birds that were new […]

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Matthew Black (matthewblack66@yahoo.com) Description: Part of a series of weekly Tuesday morning walks to follow the progress of fall migration. This park has a variety of habitats, including fields, stream-side woods, and hillside forests. Expect a variety of migrant and resident birds. Beginning birders welcome.

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Stacy Hartman (iluvthemoona@gmail.com) Description: We will look for ducks, geese, swans, sparrows, Bald Eagles, and Brown-headed Nuthatches. Paths are unpaved and level. Trip canceled in snow, rain, or slippery conditions. Meet at Chesapeake Environmental Center located at Grasonville at 8:00 am.

Host: Baltimore Bird Club and Audubon Description: Join Audubon to explore this urban oasis in southeast Baltimore. With more than 200 species on record, the park is full of surprises. For directions, contact Patterson Park Audubon Center. Participants must adhere to our COVID code of conduct and register in advance at our website, https://patterson.audubon.org.

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader Simon Best (simonrabest@gmail.com) Description: Oregon Ridge is a good spot for thrushes, woodpeckers, and other passerines. The Center for Maryland Agriculture, just across Shawan Road, has a variety of open habitats; We will look here for sparrows. Paths are unpaved and can be muddy. Meet at the Oregon Ridge Park […]

Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader TBD Description: Last of a series of weekly Tuesday morning walks to follow the progress of fall migration. This park has a variety of habitats, including fields, stream-side woods, and hillside forests. Expect a variety of migrant and resident birds. Beginning birders welcome.