The Commander in Chief, Alison, is having technical problems. So, she has delegated (ordered) her subaltern (me) to announce the Bird Walk. Alas, I am feeling cranky and defiant.

The title says it all. For the uninitiated WBG means Wilson Botanical Gardens.

Please don’t tell Alison how shitty of a job I did. Really. I am also feeling cowardly.

See you there!

Two weeks ago we had a great walk with some very nice people, but there were no avian migrants to be found. So, this Sunday we will take up the challenge once again and try to be on the lookout for the first Warblers of the season. Please join us in the search! We will meet at the Wilson Botanical Gardens Reception at 7 AM. The first one to spot a Warbler will get a prize TBD.

We’ll be having another bird walk this Sunday because it may be our last chance to go birding with Greg and Helen for quite a while. They have both been tremendous supporter of the Bird Club and good friends for well over a decade. As usual we’ll meet at 7 AM at the Reception of the Wilson Botanical Gardens.

Please come!

After a brief hiatus due to the Día de las puertas abietas two weeks ago, we will be recommencing our bi-weekly bird walks. So, please come to the Wilson Botanical Gardens at 7 AM this Sunday. We will meet at the Reception, as usual, and binoculars will be available.

See you there!

Please come to the open house tomorrow at the Wilson Botanical Gardens. It will be fun and there will be cookies!

Please join us on Sunday, June 14th for Open House Day at the Wilson Botanical Gardens. They have been a great friend of the Club for decades, and it’s a great chance to catch up with neighbors!

Please join us this Sunday at the Wilson Botanical Garden for another fabulous bird walk. We’ll meet at the Reception at 7 AM. There will be binoculars. Be there or be pentagonal (Ouch!)

Please join us for a Bird Walk this Sunday, May 17 at the Wilson Botanical Garden. We will meet at 7:00 at the Reception and there will be binoculars available, as usual.

We hope to see you there!

The Migrants, both winged and legged, have mostly gone, except for the Southern Four who fly North to here to mate and breed. Those of us who came and never left, or who never left at all, can now fill those empty spaces, or not, as we choose.

So, join us for a walking appreciation of our full-time neighbors, both legged and winged, this Sunday at 7 AM at the Wilson Botanical Garden. I’ll be at the Reception with binoculars.