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Morning Stroll with the Birds
at Spring Arbour Farm Nature Reserve
Sat. May 10 | 9:30am-11:30am
Join LPBLT and Samreen Munim from Birds Canada for a morning stroll and birdwatching at the Spring Arbour Farm Nature Reserve! You'll have a chance to see many species of birds, including those returning from their long spring migrations. Plus, enjoy a walk on our gorgeous trails and take in the sights, sounds and smells of spring!
About the event leader
Samreen Munim became interested in birds after taking an ornithology course in undergrad, and has been hooked since. She went on to spend time volunteering at the Long Point Bird Observatory and completed a MSc related to how bird songs are influenced by species interactions. Now, she has been a Forest Birds at Risk Field Biologist with Birds Canada for three years, where she works with public and private landowners across southern Ontario to survey woodlots for species at risk.
About Spring Arbour Farm Nature Reserve
Spring Arbour Farm Nature Reserve is a restored landscape along Venison Creek, once an exhausted farm and now a thriving conservation area. Thanks to the dedication of Ken McMullen and Joan Shirlow, the land has been regenerated with native plantings, wildlife habitat, and organic stewardship. Today, it serves as an important migratory stopover for birds, Monarch Butterflies, and bats. Visitors can explore the Arboretum Tour, a self-guided experience highlighting 13 native tree species and their ecological significance, with interpretive signage generously sponsored by TD Friends of the Environment Foundation.