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FREE! Birding Walk with Audubon’s Ryan MacLean & Greenwich Land Trust
April 2 @ 9:00 am - 10:30 am
Free
Join Greenwich Land Trust and Greenwich Audubon’s Senior Education Coordinator, Ryan MacLean, for a FREE guided bird walk at GLT’s Converse Brook Preserve. We’ll explore the preserve to see what birds are active this time of year, and talk about the species you’re likely to spot—including where some of our summer birds spend the winter months. BYOB (Bring Your Own Binoculars)
This popular event fills up every year, so save your spot now by clicking the link in our bio to register.
📍 Meeting location: GLT’s Converse Brook Preserve (20–51 Cherry Valley Road, Greenwich)
👥 Limited to 20 people – registration required
🌧 Rain date: April 9, 2026
📷 Photography Credit: James Vellozzi Nature Photography (@jamesvellozzi)
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