Bird Walks and Garlic Mustard!

Hosted by: Michigan Audubon Society

Date

May 13 - May 27, 2015

Time

Past Opportunity

Contact

Rachelle Roake
[email protected]
517-580-7364

This is a past opportunity

About Bird Walks and Garlic Mustard!

8am - 10am bird walk; 10am-12pm Garlic Mustard Pull on:

Wednesday, May 13
Wednesday, May 20
Wednesday, May 27

Want to learn about birds while helping the birds, too? Join Michigan Audubon for free spring migration bird walks every Wednesday in May at Capital City Bird Sanctuary in Lansing. These walks are a great opportunity to tour the sanctuary and to learn to identify migrating birds. Following the walk will be a short workday to pull invasive garlic mustard and improve habitat for the birds.

Bird walks will depart at 8 am from the Capital City Bird Sanctuary Kiosk across the street from Hawk Meadow Park. Parking is available at Hawk Meadow Park, 6160 Delta River Dr, Lansing, MI 48917 (see map below). The bird walk will last from 8 am–10 am, with a garlic mustard pull from 10 am–12 pm (or as long as you’d like). Trails at the sanctuary are mowed, but uneven so please wear sturdy hiking shoes or boots. The grass is often dew-covered in the early mornings and the trail is muddy in spots. Ticks, mosquitoes and poison ivy are present so please dress appropriately. If you would like to help pull garlic mustard, please bring gardening gloves and hats are recommended. Snacks and drinks will be available to volunteers.

Please visit http://www.michiganaudubon.org/capital-city-bird-sanctuary-bird-walks-may2015/ for more details!

Please contact Rachelle Roake at [email protected] to RSVP.


We're looking for volunteers who:

Care about:

  • Environment

Are a skilled:

  • Ninja

Are interested in:

  • The Outdoors
  • Gardening
  • Intellectual Pursuits

We need volunteers to help with:

Garlic Mustard Hand-Weeding

May 13, 2015 10:00am May 27, 2015 12:00pm
This task is filled or completed
Hand-pull invasive garlic mustard from the sanctuary. This weed has shallow roots and is easy to remove, but there's lots of it! Please bring gardening gloves and dress for getting dirty. Poison ivy and ticks are possible.

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