Saturday morning June 23rd, 2012 at 8 am - Birds of Bytown

Tour is Free of Charge. However there are limited spaces.
PLEASE RSVP at urbanwildtours (at) gmail (dot) com.


Tour Guide: Ramsey Hart

Location: Centretown - LeBreton Flats

Meeting Spot: City Centre Avenue and Elm Street (parking available at City Centre)

Local Bus Routes: Close to Bayview O-Train Station

Tour Summary:

A variety of birds can be found in every corner of Ottawa, from the greenspaces to the most densely populated neighbourhoods and the towers of downtown. On this walk we'll visit a wide variety of urban habitats and discover what birds are where, why they are there and what contributes to or threatens the city's bird populations. The walk will introduce participants to bird identification by both sight and sound and will go beyond identification into ecology, habits and conservation issues. Please bring a pair of binoculars on this tour.

Tour Guide Bio: 

Ramsey Hart is an ecologist and naturalist that has worked for Bird Studies Canada, Ontario Parks and Parks Canada. He is currently focused on environmental and social issues associated with mining through his work with Mining Watch Canada. Ramsey loves to share his love of nature with others and has introduced people of all ages to the fun and challenges of birding.