Aylmer Waterfowl Migration
Attendance: 9 / 25
Tundra Swans and other migrating waterfowl
REGISTRATION REQUIRED – MEMBERS ONLY
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Komoka Provincial Park Ponds – Great Views of Wildlife
Komoka Park (North Side) 22290 Komoka Rd, Midlesex Centre, Ontario, CanadaAttendance: 21 / 25
Wildlife is abundant in the ponds and adjacent wetland and open fields in Komoka Provincial Park – The Ponds. This location is separate from the one along the Thames River.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED – MEMBERS ONLY
Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area Birding
Attendance: 13 / 25
We will explore several ponds and trails in this natural area just north of Clinton.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Members Night Presentations with Coffee and Cookies!!!
London Civic Garden ComplexAttendance: 64 / 200
PLEASE BRING A MUG FOR COFFEE
Don Taves – Wildflowers of Ontario
Glenn Berry – Ospreys in London
Winnie and Dave Wake – Dutchman’s Breeches
Jim Jarrett and team – Wildlife at Cedarcroft
REGISTRATION REQUIRED – MEMBERS ONLY
CANCELLED: Birding at the Coves
The Coves 1 Cove Road, London, Ontario, CanadaCANCELLED DUE TO RAIN AND FLOODING
Taking Action on Climate Change in London: Green in the City Finale
The finale of this year’s 2023/2024 event series brings together three esteemed speakers who will share their insights, experience, and passion for addressing climate challenges in London and similar communities.
NEW DATE: Meadowlily Woods ESA Birding
Meadowlily 25 Meadowlily Road South, London, CanadaAttendance: 22 / 30
We will walk trails near the river to look for early spring migrants and wildflowers.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Earthfest London 2024
Nature London will bee there! Full details at Earthfest’s website.
Earth Day Celebration: A Special Performance
St. James Westminster Church 115 Askin Street, London, Ontario, CanadaA very special presentation of the Mass for All Creatures by London composer Oliver Whitehead.
Kilally Meadows ESA
Kilally ESA 868 Windemere Road, London, Ontario, CanadaAttendance: 29 / 30
We will walk along the river and then on other trails to look for spring migrants and wildflowers. For those who’d like to stay until dusk, we will see if the American Woodcocks have returned to the area.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED