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Celebrate Birds, Go Birding 2025: Bird Walks and The Big Sit

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

To celebrate spring migration and World Migratory Bird Day, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy sponsors a series of walks in several of Loudoun’s richest natural areas. All of them require registration and start at 8:00 am unless otherwise noted.  The Big Sit is a drop-in event, with no registration needed (read about the last one).

The Birdathon is also taking place from April 19 – May 18.  Learn more about the Birdathon and how you can participate.

For more information on the walks and to register, click on the links below.

 

World Migratory Bird Day 2025 posterSaturday, April 19: Birding Broad Run Stream Valley Park

Saturday, April 19: Introduction to Birdwatching program and walk at Sweet Run (no registration needed)

Saturday, April 19: Young Birders Walk at Broad Run

Sunday, April 20: Birding Algonkian Park

Saturday, April 26: Birding Sweet Run Park

Sunday,  April 27: Birding Morven Park (walk starts at 9:00 am)

Tuesday, May 6:  Bird Walk at Goodstone Inn

Wednesday, May 7: Birding JK Black Oak (walk starts at 7:30 am)

Saturday, May 10: Birding Banshee

Saturday, May 10: The Big Sit at Algonkian Park (no registration needed)

Wednesday, May 14: Birding Beagle Club/Institute Farm

Saturday, May 17: Birding Algonkian Park

Saturday, May 17: Young Birders Walk at Algonkian

Sunday, May 18: Bird Walk at Izaak Walton League

Sunday, May 18: Bird Walk at Rockland Farm

The post Celebrate Birds, Go Birding 2025: Bird Walks and The Big Sit appeared first on Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.

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