Why are birds colorful? Can you sing like a bird? Make paper-tube binoculars and take a walk to spy on our bird buddies in the forest and field. Adults must accompany their children.
Ages 3-7
Pre-registration is required.
Annie Louise Wilkerson Nature Preserve's Take a Child Outside Week: Bird Buddies is a hands-on nature workshop where young children learn about local bird species through crafts and a guided walk. Kids will discover how birds communicate and use paper tubes to build their own play binoculars before heading out to search the fields and forests. This program is designed for children ages three to seven, and a supervising adult must remain with them throughout the session. The event is free, but you must register online in advance to secure a spot. Wear closed-toe shoes suitable for walking on dirt trails, and consider bringing a water bottle and sunscreen for the outdoor portion. It is a smart choice for your morning schedule because it combines a structured, educational activity with plenty of fresh air. The preserve offers a quiet, shaded setting that makes it easy for little legs to explore without getting overwhelmed.