In this walking tour Erin and Vicki of Wild Birds Unlimited will take you on a bird watching tour through the Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park.

We hope to see many returning migrants, including several species of waterfowl, blackbirds, shorebirds, and potentially even birds of prey! 

Be sure to bring your own (or borrow!) binoculars to catch all the details as we explore the park and its marsh bird population.

The walk will last 1 to ½ hours, please dress appropriately. The Park has wheelchair accessible boardwalks and washrooms.

This tour is for all experience levels and will be of particular interest to those applying to the Albirda call http://www.albertacraft.ab.ca/acc-calls-for-entry

Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park is located along the western edge of St. Albert and Edmonton. The Park is recognized as a globally significant important bird area for its abundant and diverse bird populations, especially waterfowl and shorebirds.

About your guide: Erin Dykstra, along with her husband Jordan, are owners of the Wild Birds Unlimited store in Edmonton, Alberta.  They serve their community by developing, nurturing and sharing in the enjoyment of nature, native birds, and wildlife. Whether leading bird walks, speaking about birds, or helping someone find the perfect bird feeder for their yard, they love to bring people and nature together! Erin will be joined by a member of the Wild birds Unlimited team Vicki Trombley.

Erin and Wild Birds Unlimited will be generously donating their bird walk fee to WILDNorth – Northern Alberta Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation. Learn more about Wild Birds Unlimited and WILDNorth: www.wbu.com/Edmonton and www.wildnorth.ca

ages: 10+