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How Can You Track The Birds in Roseville?

Spring birding sessions slated at Harriet Alexander Nature Center.

 

Submitted by Nancy Robbins, publicity volunteer

(HANC) in Roseville invites you to try birding in Roseville ! Enjoy any or all of the latest series of birding programs designed to introduce or enhance identification and observation skills.

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The instructor, Bob Holtz, is an active and experienced Roseville birder. He will present indoor slide programs as well as outdoor field trips. Indoor sessions meet at the Nature Center , while outdoor and carpool sessions meet in the HANC parking lot. Children twelve years and older are welcome to attend accompanied by an adult.

 Spring Birding with Bob Holtz

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 Birds of the Wetlands, Including Ducks, Geese and Swans

This indoor session is designed to help you identify wetland birds and learn local places to find them. Digital photos will be used to point out the key features of our wetland birds. Thursday, April 12, 7:00-8:30 pm   Fee: $6

Bird Walk in Central Park

Central Park is Roseville ’s flagship park, having several attractions, one of them being a good birding spot. We will walk from Dale Street to Lexington Avenue and back. Over 100 bird species have been found along this route. March provides a time to see some of our winter visitors before they retreat to the north and to find some new spring migrants.

Tuesday, April 24, 8:30-10:30 a.m.  FREE  thanks to the generous sponsorship of on Lexington Avenue in Roseville!

Looking for Wetland Birds

This program is a field trip to look for the birds mentioned in the April 12th program. We will carpool to some nearby lakes and wetlands.

Saturday, April 28, 8:00-10:30 a.m.   Cost: $10

Registration is required for these programs. To register please call Parks and Recreation, (651) 792-7006 or go online, www.CityofRoseville.com/parks and follow the link to Online Registration.

The Harriet Alexander Nature Center features 52 acres of freshwater marsh, prairie and hardwood forest. Staff naturalists offer a variety of programs to the public, area schools and special interest groups.

HANC is located at 2520 N. Dale St. For information about HANC and these and other programs and events, please call (651) 765-HANC (4262), or go to www.CityofRoseville.com/HANC.

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