On an early spring evening, there is much to see and hear on the Lloyd Center property! Perhaps a calling or wandering owl, a “peenting” woodcock, chirping insects and moths in flight, or bird activity on the nearby estuary under the setting sun.

Join Lloyd Center educators to walk the property with eyes and ears open, taking in whatever the evening has to offer – including an attempt to call in owls on the property. When darkness sets in, break out flashlights and try to observe amphibians potentially active in one of our vernal pools, or if some rain is passing through, on the move across our driveway! Participants should bring (if available) binoculars, camera, flashlight, and rain gear.

Ages 15+. Pre-registration required by 12pm on April 1st.

Rain date: Tuesday, April 2; if light evening rainfall, optimal for vernal pool activity, is forecast, date may change.

Category: Lloyd Center for the Environment
Hosted By: Lloyd Center for the Environment