When walking, I like to look for birds' nests, high and low. Sighting one is a sudden delight. Back inside my home, curiosity leads me to look through books to learn more about the nests I’ve seen – and the ones I haven’t seen. For others who are pleased by and curious about nests, here are some useful resources, all available online.
Where are you most likely to spot rare birds in the Rocky Mountains? Which types of wildflowers might you find above tree line? Which 14ers are best for beginners? Join us for a three-part series, in which we will explore the details of Colorado's natural magnificence. Each session will be led by an expert, in the fields of birdwatching, wildflower identification and mountaineering, who will share from experience great ways to observe and explore the Colorado outdoors. Get ready to impress friends on your next camping or hiking trip, and meet like-minded outdoor enthusiasts in your community. Space is limited; online registration for each session is recommended.
August 6: Birdwatching Basics with the Boulder County Audubon Society
August 13: Wildflower Identification with the Colorado Native Plant Society
August 20: Hiking/Mountaineering 101 with the American Alpine Club
Check out which birds call Anythink Brighton home. Barr Lake Park Naturalists will enthusiastically introduce birders of all ability levels to Brighton’s feathered residents and migrants. Be ready for a leisurely walk with suitable footwear, water and sunscreen. No registration required.
Check out which birds call Anythink Brighton home. Barr Lake Park Naturalists will enthusiastically introduce birders of all ability levels to Brighton’s feathered residents and migrants. Be ready for a leisurely walk with suitable footwear, water and sunscreen. No registration required.
