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Train yourself to listen for the birds rather than looking for them! Birding by Ear is a great way to practice your skills at bird ID using a totally different sense. Join leader Kerry Wilcox (volunteer and teacher of last spring’s Birding by Ear class) for a trip to Turville Point Conservation Park, where you will walk the paths through the woods and prairie, and learn tools, tips, and techniques for birding by ear.
Leave the binoculars at home, and come prepared to use your ears rather than your eyes! This event is hosted in partnership with the Wisconsin Council of the Blind and Visually Impaired.
We will meet at the Capital City Trailhead parking area, the southern most parking lot on Olin-Turville Court (map here).
Registration is free but is required and capped at 10 people. Register using the form below or by calling 608-255-2473.
Rain date: July 9, same time and place
Location: Turville Point Conservation Park, 1202 Olin-Turville Ct, Madison
Registration requirement: Past participation in one of Madison Audubon/WCBVI’s Birding by Ear classes
Leader: Kerry Wilcox
Cost: Free
Parking: Paid parking is available on site. You are also invited to take the Madison Metro (Routes 12 and 13 go past this spot), and there are ample bike racks for bike commuting.
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Cover photo by Kenneth Cole Schneider
