{Size limited - prereg. required} Walk gentle trails to listen for the Woodcock's unique call and watch its amazing sky dance.

{Size limited - prereg. required} Delaney WMA in Bolton/Stow is an Important Bird Area with a variety of habitats. There’s a shallow lake, a slow-running stream and a marsh, all…

{Size limited - prereg. required} Celebrate the 51st anniversary of Earth Day with Forbush Bird Club and the Shrewsbury Trails Committee.

{Size limited - prereg. required} The fields can host Eastern Meadowlark, and warblers find the shrubby woods attractive. We will proceed to Muir Meadow in Paxton and look for birds…

{Size limited - prereg. required} Welcome Spring at the Sanctuary! Be prepared to walk!

{Size limited - prereg. required} We will hike the north side of Lake Chauncy in search of migrant warblers. This is the first of three Thursday morning walks in this…

{Size limited - prereg. required} We will check the Osprey nest at Greenbrier for these regular breeders and hike trails through varied habitats. Be prepared to hike.

{Size limited - prereg. required} This large, historic property includes old fields, mature woods, and wetland areas. Be prepared to walk.

{Size limited - prereg. required} Explore trails through the Sanctuary at the peak of spring migration. Please be prepared to walk.

{Size limited - prereg. required} We will visit several locations in Princeton including Summit Road for Winter Wren and Four Corners for Bobolinks.

{Size limited - prereg. required} Spring migration is at its peak! Don’t miss our last early-morning hike on the north side of Lake Chauncy.

{Size limited - prereg. required} We will walk about 2 miles on the old farm roads looking for birds of the fields and woodlands.

{Size limited - prereg. required} The mature trees in Worcester's historic cemeteries are irresistible to birds. We will visit Notre Dame, Mt. Hope, and All Faiths.

{Size limited - prereg. required} This former military installation boasts diverse habitats and easy walking. Bring insect repellent and prepare for a lot of walking.

{Size limited - prereg. required} Search for rails, bitterns, and shorebirds. (Then proceed to next walk at Pine Hill WMA. Rain date: Friday, May 22

{Size limited - prereg. required} After Bolton Flats WMA, walk in Pine Hill WMA for Whip-poor-will and American Woodcock. Rain date: Friday, May 22
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{Size limited - prereg. required} We will search for late migrants and woodland breeders. Please be prepared to hike uneven ground on the forest trails.

{Size limited - prereg. required} Canoe or kayak along the Still River in search of rails, both bitterns, Common Moorhen, as well as various duck species. Joint trip with Brookline…

{Size limited - prereg. required} The pond, meadows, marsh, and forest attract migrants passing through and an abundance of our native breeding birds. Please wear footwear appropriate for hiking over…

{Size limited - prereg. required} We will bird the upper field then proceed by car through a portion of the Ware River IBA, concluding at Intervale Road, Rutland. Leaders: Donna…

{Prereg required} A half-century of data reveals trends in the bird population at Wachusett Meadow. The compilation, with refreshments, begins at approximately 10:30 a.m. Please contact compiler (Donna Schilling) in…

{Size limited - prereg. required} Birds and butterflies with the Massachusetts Butterfly Club. We will also walk the wooded trail from Mulberry St. to Kettle Brook/Manville Street. Close-focus binoculars recommended.

{Size limited - prereg. required} Forbush Bird Club's annual census of the Wachusett Reservoir Important Bird Area focuses on breeding birds including the Common Loons. We will hike shady trails…

{Size limited - prereg. required} We will walk along old woods roads through mixed forest and open fields and visit a beaver pond or two. The varied habitat attracts warbler…

{Size limited - prereg. required} Look for the earliest fall migrants at Wachusett Meadow

{Size limited - prereg. required} In late September, the weedy fields attract a wide variety of species. Please wear waterproof knee boots.