Looking at Nature: Spring Birding Walk at Innisfree Garden

Join avid birder, bird photographer, and local professional engineer Kyle Bardwell for an early morning walk at Innisfree to explore the diverse habitats that support both breeding birds and migratory stopovers. May 3 falls at the peak of spring migration, offering a wonderful opportunity to see a variety of colorful songbirds. Along the way, you may spot everything from warblers and vireos to raptors.

Birders of all experience levels are welcome! Kyle will provide expert guidance, identifying birds and pointing out distinctive vocalizations. If you have binoculars, please bring them along. This event is presented in collaboration with Putnam Highlands Audubon.

Space is limited, and advance registration is strongly recommended. Innisfree will be open rain or shine. Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for another date.

Click here to register.

Also, while you're strolling through Innisfree, be sure to check out the beautiful daffodils, which will be in full bloom in April and early May. Planted in honor of Marion Beck, the original owner of Innisfree, before her death in 1959, these blooms create a breathtaking display—a true celebration of the season.